I have heard it helps burn calories
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17 responses so far ↓
1 Veronica W // Feb, 2008
IT DOES IT IS VERY EHALKTHY IR CONATINS NO CAFFEINE OR ANY THING ELSE AND YES IT NHAS ELEMENTS WHERE IT CAN HELP YOU TO DIET.
2 lisha // Feb, 2008
it suppress appetite get it from the chinese quarters as its pure and fresh there
3 Cattlemanbob // Feb, 2008
It surely helps to keep fluids in your body. Other than that I don't think it can be counted on for a great deal of results.
4 Paul H // Feb, 2008
Not sure about a diet, but it has definite anti-viral properties and is loaded with anti-oxidants that help prevent cancer. It might help with a diet by making the stomach feel full, temporarily.
5 jhvnmt // Feb, 2008
I don't know about burning calories, but it is a great detoxifier. When you detox, you lose fat tissue. Our bodies create fat to encapsulae toxins and prevent them from being absorbed in our vital organs. Lose the toxins, lose the fat!
6 s_d_wadham // Feb, 2008
I have not heard about burning more calouries but could be possible as green tea is a good for flushing your system out and helping it repair as it's a anti-oxident,not the best flavour though
7 che // Feb, 2008
i don't think so but it does help you in other ways as it can clear toxins,reduces the risks of some cancers and it also contains less calories than milky tea . i prefer fruit teas tho cos they taste much better especially peppermint.
8 Tom B // Feb, 2008
nope………never proven
9 Amoeba // Feb, 2008
it is a gret anti oxidiant and better 4 u than tea of coffee (and u dont have milk and sugar in it) its practially a tonic
10 sarge927 // Feb, 2008
Yes, it's true. Green tea is very high in antioxidants, and it also helps boost your metabolism, so it can aid in weight loss. One word of warning, however: Don't buy the hype from the Snapple commercials. Their green tea (and Lipton's) is full of high fructose corn syrup, which is the father of all dietary evil — it's the same stuff they put in soft drinks that can make you gain 15 pounds in a year just by drinking one a day. If you want to drink green tea to help you lose weight, make sure it's 100% green tea with no additives. You can use Splenda or lemon juice or even cinnamon sticks to take the edge off the bitter flavor.
11 thecharleslloyd // Feb, 2008
It also cleans your system and calms your nerves. I drop a touch of honey in mine to add a smile to the day.
12 mernsy // Feb, 2008
yes green tea helps to raise the metabolic rate as well as being a caffiene free hot beverage
13 retrolashes // Feb, 2008
It doesn't directly burn calories, but along with all it's other amazing qualities it does help speed up your metabolism, scientifically proven.
Also I have basically overdosed on it a couple of times and passed out, so it definately speeds up more with more intake!
I buy pure green tea bags in supermarkets it's easy to find and drink it hot. Let it brew for a while to get the most out of it!
14 In The Woods // Feb, 2008
No, but it is a good antioxidant.
The only idea that I had heard of in drinking anything to lose weight is ice water. The idea is that water is zero calories. And that ice tends to drop the body temperature and calories must be burned to counteract the cold.
I doubt this is a significant weight loss idea, but there is a slight bit of logic to it.
15 maybe40butsexy! // Feb, 2008
yes it works, makes you go to the toilet a lot
16 Tara Fabulous // Feb, 2008
Yes, studies have shown that Green Tea raises your metabolism, thus burning more calories, thus helping you to lose weight.
17 Rob W // Feb, 2008
Green tea has loads of benifits as well as rasing the motabolism it has anti-oxidant that are help the human body fight infection. for more info visit
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_tea or
http://www.greentea.com/
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