Study: Green tea, aka ‘Miracle herb,’ may also cut breast cancer risk

Researchers find regular consumption of green tea may lead to lower levels of cancer causing oestrone in women
(PR NewsChannel) / March 5, 2013 / WEST BABYLON, N.Y. 

Delta LabsGreen tea has often been referred to as the “miracle herb” due to its ability to ward off numerous ailments.

Now, the superfood that can assist in the fight against heart disease and help curb weight gain may have taken down another prominent health concern for women, breast cancer.

A new study from the National Cancer Institute has found that regularly consuming green tea can lead to a reduced risk of developing breast cancer.

Published in “Nutrition Journal,” the study, led by Dr. Barbara Fuhrman of the National Cancer Institute at the United States Institutes of Health, followed approximately two hundred pre and postmenopausal women to assess the effects of green tea on oestrogen metabolism.

Long known to be a causal factor in the development of breast cancer, oestrogen metabolites were found to be significantly reduced by the daily consumption of green tea in test subjects.

Researchers suggest that the polyphenols found in green tea could influence the enzymes that metabolize these oestrogens. With the lowered levels of urinary oestrone found in green tea consumers, researchers conclude that the polyphenols found in green tea are what ultimately lead to a lowered breast cancer risk.

Women’s health and wellness company, Delta Labs, has long used Green Tea as the foundation in one of its more widely used supplements, Green Tea + Herbal Metabolites.

“When I read that consuming Green Tea could help reduce the risk of breast cancer I was elated,” said Debbie Morgan, President of Delta Labs. “I’ve been honored to help women with their weight loss goals, and to learn that our product is also helping them to remain healthy takes it to a completely different level.”


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Formulated for today’s health-conscious woman, Green Tea + Herbal Metabolites provides a safe, sensible, and clinically proven approach to natural weight loss by combining the proven potency of seven natural weight loss aids.

Green tea contains powerful antioxidant protection for stronger and healthier cells in addition to added anti-aging advantages, providing numerous health benefits unique to the Green Tea + formula.

Long considered one of nature’s safest and healthiest natural ingredients, Green Tea contains numerous compounds, including Polyphenols and Catechins, which provide an abundance of health and fitness benefits.

Clinically proven to increase the body’s key fat burning hormone, norepinephrine, for up to twenty four hours, Green Tea + helps shed unwanted pounds by boosting metabolism, and increasing daily calorie burning.

For more information on Delta Labs or Green Tea + Herbal Metabolites, visit www.deltalabsusa.com or visit the Delta Labs’ YouTube page.

About Delta Labs: Delta Labs’ mission is to develop the highest quality, most affordable and comprehensive line of women’s health and wellness formulas founded on scientific research. By partnering with some of the nation’s leading scientific minds, nutritionists, and world renowned physicians, Delta Labs is able to help women lead more invigorating and fulfilling lifestyles. They also believe that the quality of ingredients a woman ingests is one of the most important choices she can make. This is why the entire Delta Labs product line is manufactured under strict cGMP guidelines established by the FDA, guaranteeing women the safest, highest quality and most effective all natural ingredients around.

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