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Drinking tea may lower risk of type 2 diabetes | Denbighshire Free Press

Previous research has found that tea could be beneficial for health, partly because it contains antioxidants and polyphenols.

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Drinking tea may lower risk of type 2 diabetes | Messenger Newspapers

Previous research has found that tea could be beneficial for health, partly because it contains antioxidants and polyphenols.

Xiaying liMatt sydesNaveed sattarEuropean association for the study of diabetesWuhan university of scienceUniversity of glasgowResearch councilChina healthEuropean associationWuhan universityNutrition surveyMedical research council

Drinking tea may lower risk of type 2 diabetes | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Previous research has found that tea could be beneficial for health, partly because it contains antioxidants and polyphenols.

Xiaying liMatt sydesNaveed sattarEuropean association for the study of diabetesWuhan university of scienceUniversity of glasgowResearch councilChina healthEuropean associationWuhan universityNutrition surveyMedical research council

Drinking tea may lower risk of type 2 diabetes | Somerset County Gazette

Previous research has found that tea could be beneficial for health, partly because it contains antioxidants and polyphenols.

Xiaying liMatt sydesNaveed sattarEuropean association for the study of diabetesWuhan university of scienceUniversity of glasgowResearch councilChina healthEuropean associationWuhan universityNutrition surveyMedical research council

Drinking over four cups of tea per day could lower diabetes risk, new research suggests

Drinking four or more cups of tea per day could lower the risk of type 2 diabetes, research suggests. A study found that drinking black, green, or oolong tea ev.

Xiaying liMatt sydesNaveed sattarEuropean association for the study of diabetesWuhan university of scienceUniversity of glasgowResearch councilChina healthEuropean associationWuhan universityNutrition surveyMedical research council

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