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potent antioxidant, green tea has been found in studies to boost longevity and
the immune system, cut risk of heart disease and reduce inflammation.
Antibacterial and antiviral, it also helps stimulate the burning of calories
according to researchers at the University of Geneva. Drinking more than two cups
a day keeps mind and memory sharp with age. Japanese women who drink green tea
also have lower risk.
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Nettle tea helps maintain strong bones and is an antioxidant.
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Lemon balm tea refreshes in summer heat and stimulates brain and memory.
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Ginger tea gives instant zing and keeps joints mobile and circulation moving.
Grate 1 in (2.5 cm) fresh ginger into a cup, pour over boiling water and steep
for 10 minutes; sweeten with honey.
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