20% off (Sale price $29.56, Reg. Price $36.95) :: Herbal Supplement Green Tea Extract, derived from the Camellia sinensis plant, has been used as a tonic in traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine for superior health and longevity for centuries. Green tea has a very high concentration of polyphenols and catechins, which gives it excellent antioxidant benefits. Black tea, the oxidized form of the same plant, is also a known source of polyphenols and thermogenic caffeine. Recent research has shown that daily consumption of organic green tea extract that contains at least 90mg of Epigallocatechin Gallate (EGCG) increases fat oxidation and contributes to a reduced body fat.* InVite® Health’s Green Tea Hx® supplements provide a potent blend of Black and Green Tea extract, polyphenols, EGCG, and theaflavins (antioxidant polyphenols formed during the fermentation of black tea). Green Tea and EGCG Green tea and EGCG have been the subject of numerous human clinical studies. EGCG has been shown in these clinical studies to inhibit the absorption of fat into the cells, and at higher doses, it may help to burn body fat and reduce your waistline. Green tea quickly travels throughout your system, offering major antioxidant protection for the digestive tract, a man’s prostate, and a woman’s breasts and cervical tissue. As a result, it helps reduce the risk of dangerous cellular changes. Green tea also supports the upper respiratory tract, and taking it in supplement form can be very beneficial during cold and flu season. Green tea’s EGCG supports cardiovascular health by protecting the blood vessel walls and increasing circulation to the heart and brain, the sites of vascular changes.* Green tea is also great for your skin, as it rejuvenates the skin cells and improves the overall look and texture, even in aging skin. It’s also been shown to control the bacteria associated with dental health, as well as support for the digestive system, as green tea works against harmful bacteria in the digestive tract, but ignores the healthy bacteria required for good dige
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