Lecture

Chemistry of Tea: Polyphenols and Milk Effects

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This lecture explores the chemistry of tea, focusing on polyphenols found in black tea and their transformation into theaflavins and thearubigens. It also discusses the antioxidant effects of tea compounds and the conflicting research on how milk may affect these benefits.

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