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If you have been following the recent health news you are already aware of the extremely powerful effects certain catechins (especially EGCG) in green tea can have on cancerous tumor masses.  (If not, I can refer you to several scientific reports from the National Cancer Institute and others.) Briefly, it has been shown that EGCG can inhibit angiogenesis, which is the formation of new blood vessels.  Green tea has other beneficial components and effects.  It may be of major value for other diseases, such as diabetic retinopathy. I have recently contracted with a major Chinese supplier of green tea extract.  Their product is ten or twelve times more concentrated than regular tea.  I am able to offer it in double-o capsules; and each capsule is pharmacologically equivalent to a freshly brewed cup of tea.  The literature recommends that to achieve maximum effects three or four cups of green tea should be drunk daily.  Obviously, such a routine is out of the question for 99% of Americans, due to lifestyle and taste preferences. This is why it is so critically important to have capsules of concentrated green tea available. If you are interested in it for yourself, or if you can help me distribute it to the thousands of others who need it NOW, please email me. Thank you! Clark M. Thomas

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – If you have been following the recent health news you are already aware of the extremely powerful effects certain catechins (especially EGCG) in green tea can have on cancerous tumor masses.  (If not, I can refer you to several scientific reports from the National Cancer Institute and others.) Briefly, it has been shown that EGCG can inhibit angiogenesis, which is the formation of new blood vessels.  Green tea has other beneficial components and effects.  It may be of major value for other diseases, such as diabetic retinopathy. I have recently contracted with a major Chinese supplier of green tea extract.  Their product is ten or twelve times more concentrated than regular tea.  I am able to offer it in double-o capsules; and each capsule is pharmacologically equivalent to a freshly brewed cup of tea.  The literature recommends that to achieve maximum effects three or four cups of green tea should be drunk daily.  Obviously, such a routine is out of the question for 99% of Americans, due to lifestyle and taste preferences. This is why it is so critically important to have capsules of concentrated green tea available. If you are interested in it for yourself, or if you can help me distribute it to the thousands of others who need it NOW, please email me. Thank you! Clark M. Thomas

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