Linda on Santorini
On a very hot day
Ii seems to
be a very slow time period for news of ovarian cancer research. I guess that could be a good thing, because
it might mean that so much progress has been made already that the medical
community has reached a “digestion” stage, of necessity entailing publication
of strongly technical articles too abstruse for you and me. Of course, it also might mean that the fight
against OVCA has stalled. Let’s hope not.
But, anyway,
I did run on an article that will be of interest to all you folks who look to
diet as a health tool. If this study is
correct, then drinking tea (real tea, not herbal imitations) will prolong longevity. How?
Not sure, but probably has something to do with smothering
inflammation. Maybe that’s why my mother
kept me on a diet of tea and dry toast whenever I was sick.
Here is the
research, if you can call it that.
https://www.livestrong.com/article/13769531-tea-benefits-for-longevity/
Thanks Myrl for the great article on the benefits of drinking tea. I'm sipping some now. Nora
ReplyDeleteThanks Myrl for the great article about green tea. I'm sipping some now.
DeleteWhen I worked, I drank a thermos of green tea every day. I've slacked off some, but still drink a lot of tea.
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