Posted on 10/26/2004 7:12:22 AM PDT by AdmSmith
Tea is for little girls and the british (but I repeat myself.)
Thanx. I'll check some of the local Asian markets.
hehe...maybe you ought make those LI teas w/ some green tea?
18 pints? I guess all those bathroom breaks give him time to think. (And a 79-yr old prostate probably doesn't help much either.) LOL
BTW How much tea are they talking about?
Sounds cool, but there are lots of missing data from your
posting...
1) What type of tissue did they study? Was it rat brain?
Bird-brain?, cat brain? Can this be correlated with human brain?
2) Is there a strong association with activity of those
enzymes in human dementia?
3) Are there other co-factors involved with development of
Alzheimers?
4) Will the "active" ingredients once identified, be toxic
on their own right? (i.e. could they inhibit AChesterase
in let's say the vagus nerve?)
5) Are there aged people who are alert, bright, cogent
without tea?
6) Are there animal models of Alz. dementia that we could
test this hypotheses on?
Just a few of the questions which come to mind(without tea!).
(sarcasm mode) -- on
I do know for sure, that if John Kerry is President, those
Alzheimers patients will all be able to think clearly again!
(sarcasm mode) -- off
When reached by this reporter, Mr. Benn was reciting the Odyssey in Greek from memory.
"When did you start this?" we asked.
"An hour and a half ago, when I first entered this bathroom," he said. "Tell my family I'll be out when my kidneys are empty."
Nice tag line. I completely agree the Outer Space treaty is bullpoop (families here--must keep the language decent on any non-south park/team america/john kerry thread).
I wished I liked green tea. I hate the taste of it. I can tolerate black (though I vastly prefer coffee - it figures, no benefits there) but green tastes icky to me.
LQ
They have not published the paper yet in Phytotherapy Research. You may check this link later this week for the October issue (I guess):
http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/jissue/109674855
He has a sharp mind and a prostate the size of a basketball.
"Couldn't of made a better decision."
Why is that? What have you noticed, if anything, since giving up coffee?
Al Gore drank lots of iced tea. Didn't seem to help him much.
I've dropped coffee and made alot of dietary changes (cut out processed foods, eat less meat and eat foods with a high antioxidant content) over the last half year. I'm drinking strictly decaff green tea, plus black and white teas which are also high in antioxidants.
My sleeping patterns are vastly improved, my energy level is very high and my mental attitude is radically improved (better balance mood wise).
The change is remarkable actually.
I mean, he's likely to drown in his tee pee.
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