Lemon Protects Your Tea, and Tea Protect You, so...


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When you sip a cuppa tea, your body’s digestive enzymes may destroy as much as 80 percent of tea’s good-for-you catechins. But there’s a way to counteract that.

Add a squeeze of lemon. The citrus works to preserve some of those powerful disease-fighting compounds.
 
Researchers suspect that the phytochemicals in citrus work some kind of stabilizing magic on the catechins when they’re in your digestive tract -- they seem to act like bodyguards.

http://www.realage.com/ct/eat-smart/food-and-nutrition/tip/6890

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