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Study links regular tea drinking to 11% lower vascular disease risk

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Tea drinkers who also didn’t smoke and stayed physically active had about 45% lower risk.

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    Study links regular tea drinking to 11% lower vascular disease risk (opens Arklatex Home Page)

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    Tea drinkers who also didn’t smoke and stayed physically active had about 45% lower risk.

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    Drinking Tea May Lower Your Risk of Vascular Disease – but There’s a Catch (opens SciTech Daily)

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    Not all tea-drinking habits were associated with the same health benefits. Researchers found that tea type, strength, and temperature were linked to notable differences in vascular disease risk. People who regularly drank tea had a lower risk of diseases affecting the heart and blood vessels in a la…

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