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'But don't let that stop you having a cup of tea – it's a healthy, sugar free drink which may also help protect against tooth decay.' However, in this research it wasn't the type of tea or its strength that appeared protective, rather the temperature at which it was drunk. 'Participants were not asked what type of tea they drank, or whether milk, sugar, or other additives were used.'ĭietitian Catherine Collins added: 'Tea is a healthy drink, rich in antioxidant polyphenols such as tea catechins and other flavonoids. 'However, as this study looked at many dietary factors and is only a snapshot taken at a single time point, further longer term studies in the UK and other populations are needed see if tea drinking really does protect us from glaucoma.'īut Dr Graham Wheeler, a medical statistician at University College London, said: 'The authors did not explore how, biologically, this association might work, which means the results from this study say nothing about one thing causing another.
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