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Fermented Camellia sinensis, Fu Zhuan Tea, regulates hyperlipidemia and transcription factors involved in lipid catabolism

2011-11-01

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Emerging evidence supports health-promoting properties of post-fermented Chinese Brick Tea. Fu Zhuan Tea, fermented with the fungus, Erotium cristatum, contains a unique phytochemical profile attributed to its unique method of processing. Fu Zhuan Tea has been shown to activate pancreatic enzymes and regulate blood lipids in laboratory models. Regulation of blood lipid levels by Fu Zhuan Tea consumption was examin...

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699a0a7c-9f70-5a53-8a3b-fca1f1697fde
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10.1016/j.foodres.2011.07.008
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