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Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia: Study of green tea extract inconclusive

Blood Cancers & Disorders | Last Active: Aug 18, 2023 | Replies (61)
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@minnesotajim

I was on the Mayo study in 2007-08. Maximum dose was 2g twice a day. However many participants (including me) experienced elevated liver enzymes and required multiple dose reductions. Don’t fool yourself that massive amounts of ECGC are safe. If you find it in health stores or online, be sure to have regular blood work done to avoid unintended side effects.

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sandradonkerduyvis | @sandradonkerduyvis | Jan 22, 2023

Thank you very much for your reply. Kind regards

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hthree | @hthree | Jan 23, 2023

Green teas,
aka EGCG polyphenals have been proven to assist the body and brain in many ways.
I don't have theses studies on the ready, bit you can find them.

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