Preloading

Dr. Oz's 28-Day Plan to Renew Your Body, Mind and Soul

Green Tea
Photo: Nigel Cox
2 of 29
Day 1: Go Green!
As in green tea. Because these tea leaves aren't fermented like black and oolong teas, they contain the highest concentration of powerful antioxidants called catechins. Studies have shown that drinking green tea is associated with a lower risk for some cancers. Other research suggests that downing multiple cups daily can lower "bad" (LDL) cholesterol and promote weight loss. If the astringent taste most of us are familiar with is a turnoff, turn the page for an assortment of delicious green tea blends.

Dr. Oz's 6 favorite green teas
Previous 2 of 29 Next
From the January 2012 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
You May Also Like
6 Hidden Health Benefits of Eating Peels, Stems and Rinds
Dr. Oz's Biggest Supermarket Time and Money Savers
Good Chocolate, Bad Chocolate, and How to Tell the Difference
Holistic Fixes for Your Bad Health Habits

View All Newsletters

Related Articles
How to Have Your Best Year Yet
The Habits of Highly Organized People
Martha Beck: How to Tap into the Right Side of Your Brain
Financial Resolutions
Things Every Woman Should Write Down
The One Thing Creative People Always Make Time For