By
Cornell Dayne
If you watch television, listen to the radio or glance at
billboards, you've noticed that everyone wants you to try some kind of
diet. There are the fancy celebrity-endorsed diets, the expensive
food-delivery diets and the rather unfulfilling liquid diets. Countless
others spring up every year. Most of them fall into oblivion within
months.
If you watch television, listen to the radio or glance at
billboards, you've noticed that everyone wants you to try some kind of
diet. There are the fancy celebrity-endorsed diets, the expensive
food-delivery diets and the rather unfulfilling liquid diets. Countless
others spring up every year. Most of them fall into oblivion within
months.
The green tea diet, however, has been used in one form or
another for centuries. While ancient Chinese tea drinkers didn't think
of their habits as a "diet," they enjoyed the amazing health benefits
that green tea offers. Today, Western culture is catching on to what it
can do.
