Others tend towards comedy by saying things like "Seaweed - A Substitute For Ascorbic Acid" (it is not and cannot be) while showing all sorts of convincing looking artifacts of the ascorbic acid provided by seaweed (and that vitamin C bound to fucoidan). Next they will claim that oranges are a substitute for vitamin C in their ultimate brilliance.
Green Tea is no joke. It is ridiculously ubiquitous yet also ridiculously powerful medicine. God's gift to mankind indeed.
Coordinated regulation of murine cardiomyocyte contractility by nanomolar (-)-epigallocatechin-3-gallate, the major green tea catechin.
What?!? 10 nanomolar EGCG ( 0.01uM or 0.00001mM) that which can be achieved orally through tea or capsules helps strengthen heart muscle contraction - a great thing for heart failure patients.
Polyphenols are notorious for their low bioavailability, underneath that needed for therapeutic thresholds, but not for increasing heart pumping strength.
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