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Alzheimer's disease linked to high blood sugar; green tea slows its progression

By Katrina Munichiello May 18, 2015 4:53pm
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Washington University School of Medicine The Journal of Clinical Investigation

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previous studies have found that tea may be able to prevent some carbohydrates from converting to glucose
Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease Washington University in St. Louis
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