Okinawan Slimming Tea

[John Giacoletti]

Check this out and google the same or similar heading

http://www.risingsuntea.com/

[-Metablade-]

While I could go on forever about the benefits of Green Tea, this sounds vaguely like the "Slimming teas" typical sold in Chinatowns across America, which have the primary ingredients of a substance called "Senna."
I have had vast experience firsthand with this substance, and I report that it is most unpleasant, and does not have the desired effect of weight loss.
Essentially, it's a rather powerful laxative, and there's about a dozen reasons why using laxatives as a vehicle to lose weight is a bad idea.

Check this out.

http://www.drugs.com/mtm/senna.html

[Mary Chant]

Well, darn it. Does that mean I have to eat sensibly and exercise?

[John Giacoletti]

This semi-fermented tea is gaining a considerable amount of popularity lately due to its benefits as a weight loss aid. This tea features a strong flavor and refreshing aftertaste.

Wu-long tea is found in Fujian and Taiwan growing on cliffs.

Wu-Long tea contains Polyphenol that has been proven to control body fatness, The continuous intake of Wu-Long tea activates the enzyme that is responsible for dissolving triglyceride. Excess triglycerides are deposited as body fat.

[f.Channell]

I worked in an office environment years ago and a few of us tried that diet tea together. We didn't know it was a powerful laxative.

That was an interesting day!

Good laugh later on though.

F.

[-Metablade-]

This semi-fermented tea is gaining a considerable amount of popularity lately due to its benefits as a weight loss aid. This tea features a strong flavor and refreshing aftertaste.

Wu-long tea is found in Fujian and Taiwan growing on cliffs.

Wu-Long tea contains Polyphenol that has been proven to control body fatness, The continuous intake of Wu-Long tea activates the enzyme that is responsible for dissolving triglyceride. Excess triglycerides are deposited as body fat.

Don't you mean Oo-long tea?

[Dana Sheets]

No quick fixes unfortunately and especially not in a tea-bag. However white, green, black, and oo-long teas have all been shown to help regulate blood sugars in general.

Hey Fred,
Can't believe I missed saying hello to you at camp. One of your students came up and introduced herself but mentioned you weren't there that day. I guess you came the next and I missed you. Anyway - Hello!

-d

[f.Channell]

Yes Dotty trained at the Mattson academy in the late 60's took 30 years off and now training well.

She was late getting to your class because it took a while to get off that red man suit!

Sorry I missed you. I got in a horrible traffic mess and missed all Saturday afternoon as well.

F.

[IJ]

http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medical ... wsid=44053
Suntory Finds That Oolong Tea-derived Polymerized Polyphenol Has Anti-obesity Effect

http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medical ... wsid=14387
Apple polyphenols shown to reduce organ fat

http://www.ajcn.org/cgi/content/abstract/70/6/1040
Efficacy of a green tea extract rich in catechin polyphenols and caffeine in increasing 24-h energy expenditure and fat oxidation in humans1

http://oregonstate.edu/dept/ncs/newsarc ... 4/wine.htm

[niksha79]

I've heard mixed things about slimming teas,[https://dayslimmingtea.com/] especially those with senna. Always good to research thoroughly and maybe consult a healthcare pro before trying.

[emattson]

Senna, the fruit or leaf of the plant Senna alexandrina, is approved in the US as a laxative for short-term treatment of constipation. It shouldn't be used for more than 1 week. It has no proven benefits for weight loss.

https://www.webmd.com/vitamins/ai/ingre ... -652/senna