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Green Tea, Tai Chi Combo Supports Bone Health
CalorieLab Calorie Counter News A researcher from the Laura W. Bush Institute for Women's Health at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center has found that green tea may also work synergistically with tai chi to enhance bone strength, thus preventing the onset of osteoporosis ... Green Tea + Tai Chi = Healthy BonesIvanhoe Green tea, tai chi help with bone health: StudyToronto Sun Tai Chi and Green Tea may Help Postmenopausal Women Maintain Bone HealthMedIndia Press TV-EurekAlert (press release) all 28 news articles |
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