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Do green tea kill bacteria and infections?
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Nope: Green tea (or any other tea) is not likely to prevent or treat any kind of bacterial infection. If you think you have such an infection, see a doctor for proper care, probably including an antibiotic. Good luck!
Answered 7/8/2015
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