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Can drinking black tea help prevent lung damage?
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QUESTIONABLE: I wouldn't bank on it. The following article : http://www.Themedguru.Com/20130326/feature/black-tea-good-diabetes-86147778.Html states “ black tea has a special property to block dna damage associated with tobacco and other toxic chemicals.” red tea & white tea have more health benefits than black tea. If you want healthy lungs then you need to take care of your lungs. Don't smoke. Do exercise.
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