[kingpole]

Originally Posted by PhibbysHammer

Just found 23 ounce cans on sale at Wynn Dixie.............2/$0.99 .....Green Tea with Ginseng Loaded up on them.
Decent flavor and also mixes well with my black tea. I'm hoping to speed up regeneration time, so I'll drink these on days off.

Is that Arizona ice tea? May want to cut back on the sugar becuase sugar lowers testosterone levels.

[PhibbysHammer]

Thanks for the headsup KP!!

[kingpole]

Two heads are better than one.

[Max Powers]

Do they make decaf green tea with no sugar? I Hate sweet tea and not a fan of hot tea.

[C.Phantasy]

White tea is better than green tea.

But GT is superb for fat burning as it raises DHT levels which actually have the ability to hit the "Stubborn fat" sections good

[Max Powers]

Originally Posted by Max Powers

Do they make decaf green tea with no sugar? I Hate sweet tea and not a fan of hot tea.

Never mind. I answered my own question at the mall health food store. I will just ice it down after it brews.

[PhibbysHammer]

Found some Sweetened with Honey!! Flavor is short , almost like water but very palatable. I'm Drinking during hot work days in place of water.

[epsilon]

Originally Posted by kingpole

Is that Arizona ice tea? May want to cut back on the sugar becuase sugar lowers testosterone levels.

I did not know that I always put sugar on mine, ok I'll put out the sugar, but Honey can do right, a little bit expensive though, will use honey in Dec09 if its OK. Need to rush things again, by that time. Thanks again for the info

[kingpole]

Originally Posted by epsilon

I did not know that I always put sugar on mine, ok I'll put out the sugar, but Honey can do right, a little bit expensive though, will use honey in Dec09 if its OK. Need to rush things again, by that time. Thanks again for the info

Honey is good!

[Lazy 8]

Here's an interesting item from Dr. Gabe Mirkin's newsletter today:

Dr. Gabe Mirkin's Fitness and Health E-Zine
July 12, 2009

Caffeine May Help to Prevent Alzheimer's

Two studies in the July 2009 issue of Journal of
Alzheimer's Disease show that five cups of coffee a day reverse
memory loss in mice with Alzheimer's disease. The coffee also
reduced blood and brain levels of beta-amyloid,the abnormal
protein that may cause Alzheimer's disease in mice and people.
Other studies by the same researchers at the University of
Florida show that caffeine lowers blood levels of beta-amyloid
in elderly non-demented humans, and when given in early adulthood,
prevents memory loss in mice bred to develop Alzheimer's disease
in old age. Previous studies on rabbits also showed that caffeine
may help to prevent Alzheimer's.
Researchers at the Florida Alzheimer's Disease
Research Committee plan to start studies in humans to
evaluate whether caffeine can prevent memory loss of early
Alzheimer's disease. Other experiments by the same group
show that caffeine may prevent memory loss by blocking the
enzymes that make beta amyloid.
The amount of caffeine in two to five cups of coffee
(200 to 500 milligrams) is probably safe, but more than five cups
a day may cause insomnia, nervousness, irritability, nausea,
anxiety, a fast or irregular heartbeat, headaches, breast pain
or muscle tremors. People who have high blood pressure or narrowed
arteries leading to the heart may be advised to restrict caffeine.
However, the Nurse's Study showed that heavy coffee drinking is
not associated with increased risk for high blood pressure.
Unfiltered coffee raises blood levels of the bad LDL cholesterol
and blood sugar levels after eating. Pregnant women are advised
to restrict caffeine since it may cause miscarriage or low
birth weight.
Many studies show that caffeine can improve mood,
alertness and energy, prevent diabetes, Parkinson's disease,
and liver cancer, decrease the risk of stroke and may help
prevent skin cancer. It also increases endurance in athletes.