'Tea Is Good For You.' - Well Of Course It Is!

A MORNING cup of tea or coffee does more than just perk you up for the day – it could help to prevent liver disease too.
That burst of caffeine reduces the kind of fatty liver problems associated with diabetes and obesity, say researchers from Duke’s School of Medicine in Singapore.

Tests on mice with high fat diets revealed that it would take the equivalent of four cups of tea or coffee a day for humans to control the problem.
“The notion that coffee and tea may be therapeutic, since they have a reputation for being ‘bad’ for health, is enlightening,” said Professor Paul Yen, whose research is published in the journal Hepatology. Express.