Collaboration will improve the safe integration of all therapies during your experience with cancer. There is some evidence that green tea may prevent the occurrence of some forms of cancer, but the mechanisms of action of its specific constituents are poorly understood.
Preliminary evidence exists of the potential effectiveness of green tea as a treatment for cancer.
Further research into the effects of green tea and some of its constituents would be worthwhile. Green tea, which is not fermented, is made by steaming or pan-frying tea leaves and then drying them. Because of the curing process, the properties of the green tea are very similar to that of the fresh leaf. Green teas, the preferred drink in Asia, are not crushed and oxidized. Instead they are steamed, then rolled and dried.