You need Java to see this applet.
Take the Tea Way, Keep you Doctor away for less than $1 a day!Find the right tea for your specific health needs.Try some of our products for FREE!Payment and Shipping Terms and Policies
Media Release
Teas for Fat Burning and Weight Management
The Tea Promoting Sexual Mood and Enhances Sexual Performance!
Teas for slowing the aging process and life extension
Teas for controlling and preventing Diabetes
Teas for Reducing and Managing Cholesterol Levels
Teas with different Antioxidant Levels
Teas reducing the risk of Cancer
Teas for Blood Pressure Management
Teas for heart protection and redcing risk of stroke
Teas promote Healthy and Radiant Skin and Glow, and reduce Ance, Brown Spots and Wrinkles
Teas Improving Immunity
Teas promote Strong Teeth and Healthy Gums
Another way wu-long tea fights obesity
18 November 2008
"It is refreshing to deal with
someone who is both professional
and courteous."
Jing Tea Health Centre Store Information, Rating and Reviews at MyShopping.com.au
| Copyright © 2008 Jing Tea Brisbane Australia |


This happens because carbs and sugars create large amounts of free radicals, which
attack neurons in the brain known as POMC neurons. When we eat and our stomach fills
up, these neurons — when functioning normally — "turn off" our hunger by telling the brain,
"OK, you can stop eating now. We're full!"


(Nature has an illustration describing how POMC cells regulate appetite.)


But when these neurons degenerate prematurely over time due to the free radicals in carb-
and sugar-rich diets, these cells lose their ability to suppress appetite. A person with
weakened POMC neurons will still feel hungry even after eating his fill and consequently
pack on the pounds.


But wu-long tea is positively rich in antioxidants, which zap free radicals — including
(presumably) the ones that attack POMC cells. So, by keeping our POMC cells healthy,
green tea can fend of obesity.