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Antioxidants combat oxidative stress in the body. Oxidative stress has been linked to cancer and other diseases. Consuming antioxidant-rich foods may help in the prevention and treatment of disease. Lipton brand tea, which is produced by global conglomerate Unilever, represents a good source of dietary antioxidants, as do many teas.
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Antioxidants combat oxidative stress in the body. Oxidative stress has been linked to cancer and other diseases. Consuming antioxidant-rich foods may help in the prevention and treatment of disease. Lipton brand tea, which is produced by global conglomerate Unilever, represents a good source of dietary antioxidants, as do many teas.
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The types of antioxidant compounds provided by tea products, such as those sold under the Lipton brand name, represent a large part of America's flavonoid intake; according to Unilever's Lipton website, approximately 65.4 percent of total flavonoids consumed by adults in the United States are from tea.
The Lipton brand includes a variety of hot, cold, instant and ready-to-drink teas that contain varying amounts of antioxidants. On the Lipton website, Unilever lists the flavonoid counts for some, but not all, Lipton teas. In general, hot teas provide more antioxidants than iced and ready-to-drink teas.The same seems true of Lipton teas.
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The types of antioxidant compounds provided by tea products, such as those sold under the Lipton brand name, represent a large part of America's flavonoid intake; according to Unilever's Lipton website, approximately 65.4 percent of total flavonoids consumed by adults in the United States are from tea.
The Lipton brand includes a variety of hot, cold, instant and ready-to-drink teas that contain varying amounts of antioxidants. On the Lipton website, Unilever lists the flavonoid counts for some, but not all, Lipton teas. In general, hot teas provide more antioxidants than iced and ready-to-drink teas.The same seems true of Lipton teas.
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