Making of green tea is an art; the concentration and dedication should be there while making the green tea. The below mentioned instructions will help you to prepare an ideal cup of green tea.

Choosing Teapots:

The secret and the taste of green tea mostly depend upon the teapots, so it is very important to use an ideal teapot to prepare variety of tea. Smaller size teapots are highly recommended for preparation of high-grade teas. If you want to prepare tea with great flavor, the earthenware pots are sufficient, because it will retain the heat and flavor for a long time.

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Green tea is the most popular drink with excellent taste and health supplements. Green tea is not only a beverage; it can be used as a medicine. It is proved that more than thousand years green tea leaves contributed its benefits to the people.

Green Tea and Cancer

The recent research proved that the citizens of some particular region of China and Japan are risk free from cancer comparing to other people of the world. The major reason is that they consume more green tea comparing to other people.

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In weight loss regime, what you drink is more than what you eat according to the findings of new research, which explained that sugary drinks cause more obesity than the solid food and cutting back of these drinks greatly help in the reduction of excessive weight.

Consumption of calories from liquid beverages has equivalently risen with the obesity epidemic in the United States.

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A recent study has found that 1 in 5 Medicare patients discharged from hospital is re-hospitalized in 30 days. However, half are back in the hospital in a year’s time which is excessively costly.

This study repot appeared in the issue of the New England Journal of Medicine published on 2nd April.It was found by the study authors that random readmission to hospitals in 2004 costed around $17.4 billion to Medicare.

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A research report from Harvard University says that cancer risk may rise up to 12 percent with exposure to radiations. This recent research report, lead by Dr. Aaron Sodickson, assistant director of emergency radiology at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, has been published in the April issue of Radiology.

The study spread over medical records of 31,462 patients who underwent 190,712 CT scans within 22 years. Amongst these, 33 percent underwent 5 or 5+ scans, 5 percent had 22+ and 1 percent had 38+ scans. 15 percent patients underwent scans with increasing doses of radiations exceeding 100 millisieverts i.e. mSv; it is similar to the dose of radiation that are in a chest x-ray. 4 percent received 250+ mSv, while 1 percent patients were scanned with more than 399 mSv.

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