Source – The extract is derived from dried Green Tea (Camellia Sinensis) leaves which are found in South India. The main active ingredients are Epigallocatechin (EGCG) and Polyphenols.

Therapeutic Action – EGCG shows anti-oxidant activity invitro as well as inviro and can prevent living cells from oxidative impairment. The activity of EGCG has been shown to be superior to a-tocopherol.

EGCG inhibits spontaneous hepatoma development in laboratory mice and thus can be used as an anti-cancer agent.

EGCG inhibits dental plaque formation as well as preventing dental cavities

Green Tea Polyphenols boosts the growth of essential bacteria and suppresses the growth of carcinogenic bacteria in the intestine

Green Tea Polyphenols can be used to treat viral diseases that are caused by the influenza,vaccinia and herpes simplex viruses.

Green Tea Polyphenols increases HDL cholesterol and decreases blood pressure.

Safety - Green Tea extract contains naturally occurring compounds, hence it is safe to use.

Dose – An intake of 0.3-0.7g of polyphenol per day is considered optimum dosage.

Availability - Green tea extracts are available for EGCG and Polyphenol.

Potency - The EGCG content can be concentrated up to 60%. The polyphenol content can be concentrated up to 98%.

Uses - Green tea can be used in capsules, tablets and beverage applications.