(NaturalNews) If you take green tea to reduce your risk of
cancer, are you really getting enough? Up until recently,
population studies have had mixed results, making it difficult
to give clear-cut guidelines on green tea intake. But now,
several new meta-studies have begun to shed light on how much
green tea is required to provide meaningful reductions in risk
for several major cancers. Green Tea: The Most Studied Anti-
Cancer Plant There are now more active clinical trials using
green tea against cancer than any other plant extract: twenty-
two trials are currently running (fifteen are still recruiting).
PubMed now lists nearly 1600 peer-reviewed research articles,
which mention "green tea" and "cancer," and the list is growing
at about 150 per year. Despite all this research, a clear-cut
recommendation for green tea intake has been frustrated by
several factors. Population studies have based their data on
"cups per day" consumed, but the amount of cancer-fighting
polyphenols per cup changes dramatically acco