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Liquid Green Tea Extract vs. Capsules: Which Is Better?
Liquid green tea extract vs capsules — absorption, potency, and value compared, and why Chi Tea's liquid form stands out.
ChiTea.net products are provided by Q Yang Enterprises Corp. Our mission is to support better health for our clients to enhance life and longevity.
WHY US
For decades, Chi Tea green tea extract has helped people support their innate immunity, naturally, using holistically balanced formulations with full-spectrum herbs. Our all-natural dietary supplements promote the health of virtually every organ.
For centuries, green tea has been used by some of the longest-living cultures on the planet, and since then the health benefits of green tea have been well-documented by leading medical institutions.
EASY TO USE
Chi Tea extract mixed in water, or taken straight, provides the optimal health benefits of 12-15 cups of regular green tea. It can also be added to your favorite tea, juice, or smoothie.
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Labs confirm Chi Green Tea has greater than 95 percent polyphenols, and 0.00 pesticide residue.
NO herbicides, pesticides, heavy metals, caffeine, alcohol, fluoride, sugar, or artificial sweeteners.
Grown in the hills of the Far East, and vaccum-packed packed and shipped in sealed vats.
Many competitors claim polyphenol levels of 60-80%, and are either NOT organic, NOT caffeine free, or both.
Ultimate Green Tea Pro™ is only available through healthcare providers.
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