Can Green Tea You Lose Weight?

How? Nothing complex to understand. Simple answer please.

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One Response to “Can Green Tea You Lose Weight?”

bettleti on July 5th, 2009 at 4:52 am

Green tea can help boost your metabolism, but it only helps you burn around 100 calories extra a day. If you are planning on drinking green tea for weight loss, that is fine but in order to increase your weight loss, I would eat a healthy diet, exercise, and drink a lot of water (the amount of water you should be drinking when you are trying to lose your weight is half of your weight…for example say you weigh 150lbs, you should drink 75ounces of water a day while you are trying to lose weight).
I hope this helps you, good luck.

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