New body of research to link EGCG and improved brain functions

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Researchers say that the main polyphenols found in green tea known as epigallocatechin 3-gallate or commonly called EGCG significantly promote the growth of hippocampal neural progenitor cells in mice in lab tests. Chinese researchers believe that EGCG can combat degenerative diseases and memory loss. The antioxidant properties of EGCG are well documented. New findings of beneficial impact of EGCG against age-related degenerative diseases are important in many ways. If EGCG can effectively impacts short-term and long-term memory, it can benefit vast number of people who are suffering from degenerative diseases. It can also help young children who are suffering from such conditions and provide a better life for them. EGCG is mainly found in green tea and many Asian nations have been consuming green tea for centuries. The Western world is getting to know green tea and its benefits lately. Cellan Diet, is a supplement that contains 100 percent green tea extract and other ingredients such as Vitamins, African mango, and berries that brings many benefits to you.