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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Green Tea Oh what joy it seems to me Drinking my early morning tea. The healthiest beverage on the globe Cures many diseases I've been told. Lemon juice in hot tea cures and prevents cancer I hear. Drink for three months, before eating, and it will disappear. Thousand times better than chemotherapy Now how much better can that be. It's the antioxidents that lowers the risk of cancer Milk or sugar in tea? - No, that's the wrong answer. Full of catechins, antioxidents. and polyphenols Kills free radicals, bacteria and other ills. Lowers the risk of Diabetes Type two Improves insulin, triglycerides, and cell damage to name a few. Reduces Cardiovascular Disease By stopping cholesterol from oxidation that it sees. Caffeine improves your brain and makes you smarter Because dopamine and alpha waves work harder. Helps you lose weight and body fat Certainly can't complain about that. Decreases the risk of early dying Which makes it worth trying. To enhance all of this try this trick I do Add a pinch of powdered Cinnamon and Ginger too. Here is something that cures melanoma, cancers, and is brand new. Mix some dandelion root tea powder to really improve the brew. Tell this all to your wife And make green tea part of you life.
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