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May also help against cancer and rheumatoid arthritis White tea contains chemicals that could help slow the appearance of wrinkles.Now it seems that black tea

could play a part in the fight against diabetes.Note that by white tea and black tea we are talking about the way in which the teas have been processed, rather than meaning tea with or without milk. Black tea is the tea most common in the everyday cuppa - it has been processed to increase its strength and shelf life.Researchers from the Tianjin Key Laboratory in China studied the polysaccharide levels of green, oolong and black teas and whether they could be used to treat diabetes. Polysaccharides, a type of carbohydrate that includes starch and cellulose, may benefit people with diabetes because they help retard absorption of glucose.They found that of the three types of tea studied

black tea had the most glucose-inhibiting properties. The Polysaccharides in black tea also had the most effect on free radicals - molecules which are involved in the

onset of diseases such as cancer and rheumatoid arthritis."Many efforts have been made to search for effective glucose inhibitors from natural materials," says lead researcher Haixia Chen. "There is a potential for exploitation of black tea polysaccharides in managing diabetes." The study appeared in the Journal of Food Science.

Black Tea : Brewing Black Tea

Black tea can be brewed with boiling water for three to five minutes.

watch how to Brew black tea with tips

http://www.nidokidos.org/threads/89788-Black-Tea-Brewing-Black-Tea

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