Ohio State University (OSU) researchers fed mice a diet of two percent green tea extract and found that they fared far better than those that ate a diet without it—prompting an upcoming study of green ...

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Green tea extract and caffeine are often combined in supplements to enhance energy, focus, and fat metabolism. When taken together, they may offer synergistic benefits but raise the risk of side ...