Green Tea Consumption, but Not Black Tea, Was Also Associated with Reduced Levels of Estrone and Estradiol Among Postmenopausal Women20. Green Tea's Estrogen...
Green tea consumption, but not black tea, was also associated with reduced levels of estrone and estradiol among postmenopausal women20. Green tea's estrogen reduction activity may result from tea polyphenols inhibiting aromatase, the key enzyme converting androgens to estrone or estradiol21.
Is green tea good for estrogen?
Although research on this subject is scarce, current evidence confirms green tea helps lower estrogen or contributes to improving hormonal balance. You see, green tea intake is associated with decreased estrone and estradiol levels. Both estrone and estradiol are forms of estrogen hormone.
Soda and green tea, however, were shown to produce high estrogen women in Asians, whites, and African Americans. None of the estrogen levels of the women who were observed changed any of their menstruation patterns, as the researches may have thought.
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