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Are 'green' and 'antioxidant' powder based drinks very good for you?
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No, not very good.: There hasn't been very good testing on them. Those populations that drink greeen tea tend to live a bit longer, so, the teas are considered as perhaps being beneficial. Perhaps the fact that they do NOT have high sugar might be more important......
Answered 5/25/2016
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