BENEFITS
 

Green Tea has been associated with many great health benefits:

• Provide Immune Support
  The powerful antioxidant content supplied by Green Tea Plus™ supports a fortified immune system. This support comes from certain polyphenols, which are natural compounds that are abundantly distributed in the plant kingdom. A type of polyphenol, called flavonoids, has gotten much recognition by scientists because of their nutritional value. These flavonoids are excellent antioxidants, so they combat cellular damage in the body to help keep us healthier for longer. Green Tea Plus™ contains 90% polyphenols, so it can promote optimal health for the long haul.
    
• Nourish Cardiovascular Health
  Like the cells in your body, your heart is vulnerable to oxidative damage caused by free radicals. Because this muscle beats non-stop every minute of our lives, it demands a lot of metabolic energy from the body. The Polyphenols in green tea contain a substance called catechins. These catechins have been shown in studies to support your bodys ability to fight off free radicals. By protecting your heart from excessive oxidation damage, the catechins in Green Tea Plus™ support a healthy and strong cardiovascular system.
    
• Promote Energy
  The combination of the green tea extract and minerals in Green Tea Plus™ supports healthy energy levels by providing your body with a natural energizer. Green Tea Plus™ allows for natural energy that will have you feeling better than ever.
    
• Promote Healthy Collagen Production
  The antioxidant power of green tea is often compared to that of vitamin E, which is known to support better hair, skin, and nails. This is because the polyphenols in Green Tea Plus™ support the production of collagen, the protein constituent of bone, cartilage, tendon, and other connective tissue.
    
• Seventy-two Trace Minerals
  Minerals are inorganic elements that are essential to the nutrition of all life forms. Specific minerals have been linked to providing different benefits. Green Tea Plus™ contains an extensive collection of trace minerals, including magnesium, potassium, boron, calcium, selenium, phosphorus, chromium, iron, manganese, molybdenum, strontium, zinc, tungaten, germanium, lanthanum, vanadium, rubidium, cobalt, and more! These minerals play roles in important functions such as bone development, nerve function and blood production, muscle tone, and more.