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Why do you recommend tea for cold prevention and prevention because of flu epidemics?
Why tea is good for flu prevention.

I've seen on TV a doctor who has been drinking tea for ten years and hasn't caught a cold, but according to her teacher, the ingredient in tea, the tea polyphenol, is effective against colds.
What's the effect of the tea polyphenol?
How can tea polyphenol be made first? The tea polyphenol is formed by adding heavy weight to the categories that exist in the leaves after they are oxidized by an enzyme called polyphenol oxidase. (1)
Green tea and tea.
I've heard of green tea and cold prevention, but I hear a lot about tea these days. For if you look at whether TV or the results of research are due to research, there are various opinions, but some doctors say it's almost impossible to say that it's definitely good and tea because it's absolutely bad.
The reason is that the ingredients vary according to the choice of tea leaves, species and roasting methods. "The green tea component I told you about."Epigalo Catarkin GaretIt's either a 1 or an ingredient that's being focused on cold prevention. However, tea containing polyphenol does seem to help with flu and colds, but it seems to be very careful how you drink.
How to drink tea effectively to prevent colds.

I drink tea straight. We don't add high protein content like milk or soy milk. Why is that?
How to drink better than cold prevention.
Tea+lemon. The approach to acidity of tea increases the effect of preventing viral infections. Tea plus raw rice improves the resistance of the body.
It's not sugar, it's honey.
I want sweets, and when it's not sugar, it's honey. You should be careful too much sugar at night. Before the flu gets in, let's do karada care from the sun and wash our hands and tea habits.