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  1. 07-20-2008, 12:10 PM #1
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    What's the Best Green Tea Extract?

    I'm looking for a green tea extract high in chlorogenic acid. I'd like a supplement that also includes other fat burners as well, but if a straight green tea extract is more potent for chlorogenic acid then I'll just get that and take it with aspirin, ephedrine and caffeine all of which I already have. I saw "Lean Green" by PrimaForce on BN, any thoughts on that product or others? Thanks
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    I would suggest this

    Green Tea Extract
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    just look for egcg content.
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    EGCG is what you should look for, Lean Green is a great GTE.
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    I try to get the organic green tea...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Taylor View Post
    I try to get the organic green tea...
    not the same at all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by workingatit43 View Post
    I would suggest this

    Green Tea Extract
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    chlorogenic acid is higher in darker Coffees and teas. So your best bet would to be get it from another source.

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    organic green tea is the best
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    Honestly Organic Green tea really means nothing.

    It all depends on where it is from and how it is harvested.

    For instance Gyokuro from Japan is covered 20 days before the spring harvest, and has a higher l-theanine content.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IainDaniel View Post
    chlorogenic acid is higher in darker Coffees and teas. So your best bet would to be get it from another source.
    Thanks for all the replies. So should be looking for a coffee bean extract insteas then? DOes anyone know the relative percentages of chlogenic acid in green tea extracts vs coffee bean extracts, vs simply drinking coffee or tea?
    Thanks again.
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