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Tgreen

Supports the Antioxidant Defense System

2002
- Camellia sinensis

Tea

is one of the worlds most popular beverages, second only to water. The health-promoting
benefits of green tea have been recognized in China for thousands of years. Green Tea was also
recommended by the TIME magazine as the Top 10 health foods in 2002.
Although green tea and black tea are derived from the same plant Camellia sinensis, there are
significant differences in the preparation of the two. Black tea (more common in the western world) is
withered, rolled, fermented and dried for curing. Through this flavor enhancing fermentation process,
the bioactive polyphenols of the fresh leaf are oxidized, and black tea loses most of the beneficial
polyphenols.

Green tea

, on the other hand, is prepared from lightly steamed and dried leaves of the tea
plant. The steaming process inactivates the enzymes which are responsible for oxidation, leaving the
polyphenol content intact and resulting in a product with a chemical composition very similar to that
of the fresh leaf.

Tgreen97

Benefits of Tegreen97

DNA

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Camellia sinensis 97 %

65 % EGCg EGC

Supports potent antioxidant defense system against cellular free


radicals damage

Supports healthy cell function while protecting cell structures


including DNA

Tegreen97 uses the finest leaf buds and young leaves of tea plants

Increases metabolic rate in order to promote thermogenesis

cultivated in Zhejiang Province (the No.1 tea-producing region in

This product may assist in stabilizing blood sugar

China) and produces by advanced technologies and proprietary


methods. Each capsule of Tegreen97 contains a 20:1 green tea leaf
extract from Camellia sinensis standardized to provide a minimum of

Recommended Adult Use

97% polyphenols including 65% catechins such as EGCg and EGC


which are among the most potent natural antioxidants. Therefore,

1-2 1-2
Take 1-2 capsules with your morning and evening meals

Tegreen97 is the dietary supplement with the most concentrated


levels of green tea polyphenols available in the market.

This product is not registered under the Pharmacy and Poisons Ordinance or the Chinese
Medicine Ordinance. Any claim made for it has not been subject to evaluation for such
registration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease.

AWARDS

Won Taiwan National


Biotechnology & Medical Care
Quality Award

( G20080228)
Received Health Food
)
License (G
from State Food and Drug
Administration of China

Awarded as The Famous


Products of Quality
from Shanghai
Healthcare Products

PHARMANEX6S
PHARMANEX 6S Quality Process
PHARMANEX
PHARMANEX
6S
PHARMANEX devotes to provide scientifically standardized nutritional
products of proven efficacy and unsurpassed quality by applying the 6S
Quality Process. It is the basis of the companys pharmaceutical approach
to product development in order to maintain tight quality controls through
all stages of product development.

Selection
Sourcing
Structure
Standardization
Safety
Substantiation

SCIENTIFIC

SUPPORT

Capsule is an Ideal Delivery Form of


Green Tea Supplements

Green Tea Has a Potent Antioxidation


Activity

CE -
( EGCg)

A research uses PHARMANEX Tegreen97 shows that tea polyphenols are more
bioavailable in capsule form than taken as a traditional beverage, black tea and green
tea. The capsule form can also increase the flavonoid absorption and increase the
plasma antioxidant activity. The research also indicates that the supplement delivery can
retain the beneficial effects of green tea without providing the side effects of caffeine
that are associated with beverages.

Free radicals, which are involved in damaging cellular constituents, are often the result of
exposure to dietary, occupational and environmental toxins. Numerous researches have
demonstrated that the polyphenols in greens tea, particularly the catechins component,
offer potent antioxidant activity to fight free radicals. It even has been shown to be far
superior and faster acting than vitamins C, E and beta carotene. Green tea polyphenols,
especially EGCg, may help to:

Percentage Absorption of Tea Polyphenols

Inhibit the formation of some potentially toxic compounds,


such as nitrosamines which are formed from the ingestion of some cured meats
Provide antioxidants to protect against free radicals

80

Inhibit spontaneous and photo-enhances lipid peroxidation

70

Green Tea

60
50

Black Tea

40

Stimulate the activity of natural antioxidant and detoxifying enzymes,


e.g. glutathione peroxidase and catalase
:
Tegreen97: Protect Your Health

30

Tegreen97

20

Nitrosamines

Toxins

Free Radicals

10
0

EGC

EC

EGCg

ECG

Source:
Henning Susanne M, Niu Yantao, Lee Nicolas H, Thames Gail D, Minutti Rosario, Wang Hejing, Vay Liang
W Go, Heber David, Bioavailability and antioxidant activity of tea consumption of green tea, black tea, or a
green tea extract supplement. An J Clin Nutr

(
Tegreen97(Polyphenols & Catchins)

Tegreen 97 provides triple-action


protection by supoorting the body in
neutralizing three damaging substances:
free radicals, mutagenic nitrosamines, and
potentially harmful toxins.
Source:

Healthy Cell
Healthy Cell
Healthy Cell

Mutscher LA, Jung M, Shankel D, Dou JH, Steele L,


Pillai SP, Chemoprotection: A review of the
potential therapeutic antioxidant properties of green
tea (Camellia sinensis) and certain of its constituents.
Medicinal Research Reviews 1997; 17(4):327-365.

Thermogenic Effect to Increase


Body's Metabolic Rate

Reduce Abdominal Fat Accumulation

65%

PHARMANEX

Lower Weight of Abdominal Fat

0.035

Weight of Abdominal Fat

Metabolic Syndrome X, a term used to describe a group of heart disease risk factors,
including high levels of abdominal fat low density lipoprotein (LDL), high blood
pressure, and abnormal glucose metabolism, can kill.

0.030

0.025

p<0.01

A recent study found that consumption of Tegreen97, a tea polyphenols product


containing in excess of 65% tea catechins, derived from the green tea leaf, is capable of
improving lipid metabolism and balancing the metabolic rate of fat deposit and fat
burning. Therefore, it helps to reduce the pathological root causes of Metabolic
Syndrome X. The study also found that Tegreen97 may assist in stabilizing
blood sugar.

A study found that PHARMANEX Tegreen97 can promote thermogenesis in order


to reduce abdominal fat accumulation. It also reiterated the cell protection benefits of
green tea catechins in promoting cardiovascular and brain health. The findings were
presented at the American Heart Association's Sixth Annual Conference in
Washington D.C.

p=0.05

0.020

25mg/kg

Placebo

Source:
Jia Shi Zhu, et al. FASEB J, 2003; 17(4);A318
Study was conducted by PHARMANEX Beijing Pharmacology Center and was honored to be presented at
the annual conference of The American Physiological Society (APS), one of the world's most prestigious
organizations for physiological scientists in April 2003. It was also the best studies (less than 5% out of he
thousands submitted studies) selected for the official press release.

75mg/kg

Tegreen97

Tgreen97

Increase Skin Elastic Tissue Content


8 10%
300 PHARMANEX
0.2 0.55PHARMANEX

A clinical study showed that subject who used 10% green tea extract cream and took
300mg PHARMANEX Tegreen97 daily for 8 weeks, their elastic tissue content
grading increased 0.2. Conversely, the grading of the placebo group decreased 0.55.
This study proved that PHARMANEX Tegreen97 can increase the elastic tissue
content and prevent elastin degradation in order to help fighting the aging process from
inside out.

Skin Elastin Content

Mean Elastic Tissue Improvement Grade


0.5
0.4
0.3

p=0.02

0.2

0.2
0.1
Before

Used green tea


containing products

-0.1
-0.2
-0.3
-0.4
-0.5
-0.6

After

-0.7

Pacebo

Source:
Annie Chiu, BS1; Wingfield E, Rehmus, MD1; Dale Kern, BS2; Sabine Kohler, MD1, Alexa B, Kimball, MD,
MPH1 Stanford University 1, Nu Skin International, Inc.2

Nu Skin Enterprises Hong Kong, Inc


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