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Effect of green tea
How green tea contntribute in weight loss
Wht effect of green tea in our body
How month it will use
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hi dear empty stomach it may lead to acidity and gastric symptoms
The tannins present in the green tea increase the stomach acid which may cause stomach ache, nauseous feeling, or cause constipation. Thus, green tea is not consumed on an empty stomach..
Green tea is mostly safe for adults when consumed in moderation. Green tea extract is also considered to be generally safe for most people when taken orally or while being applied topically on the skin for a short period of time. However, drinking too much green tea, more than 3 cups a day is considered to be unsafe
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Dr. Yogesh Kumar Sehrawat
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Hello dear patient, green tea has natural antioxidants in it. It helps mobilze the fat. So exact calculations is difficult. But it helps.
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