Mark Ukra - La Dieta del Te: Como Estimular Tu Metabolismo, Reducir Tu Apetito Y Conseguir El Cuerpo de Tus Suenos (Adelante)

Hay miles de sitios web que ofrecen té y accesorios para el té. Los que están listados debajo son sólo unos pocos que quizá quieras visitar.

TÉ

Dr. Tea’s
www.ultimateteadiet.com
1-888-UTD-TEAS

CVS
www.cvs.com
1-888-607-4287

Dean & Deluca
www.deandeluca.com
1-800-221-7714

Lipton Tea
www.liptont.com
1-888-547-8668

Art of Tea
www.artoftea.com
1-877-268-8327

Tea Affair
www.tea-affair.com
1-866-832-7467

Red & Green Company
www.rngco.com
1-415-626-1375

Adagio Teas
www.adagio.com

Stash Tea
www.stashtea.com
1-503-603-9905

Republic of Tea
www.republicoftea.com
1-800-298-4832

Upton Tea
www.uptontea.com
1-800-234-8327

Tazo Tea
www.tazo.com
1-800-365-6983

Special Teas
www.specialteas.com
1-800-365-6983

Harney & Sons
www.harney.com
1-888-427-6398

The Tao of Tea
www.taooftea.com
1-503-736-0198

In Pursuit of Tea
www.inpursuitoftea.com
1-866-878-3832

Revolution Tea
www.revolutiontea.com
1-888-321-4738

Whole Foods Market
www.wholefoodsmarket.com
1-512-477-4455

Bigelow Teas
www.begelowtea.com
1-888-244-3569

ACCESORIOS PARA EL TÉ

dr. tea’s
www.ultimateteadiet.com
1-888-UTD-TEAS

Dean & Deluca
www.deandeluca.com
1-800-221-7714

Art of Tea
www.artoftea.com
1-877-268-8327

Bodum
www.bodum.com
1-800-232-6386

Stash Tea
www.stashtea.com
1-503-603-9905

Café de Fiori
www.cafedefiori.com
1-818-901-7777

The Tao of Tea
www.taooftea.com
1-503-736-0198

Bigelow Teas
www.begelowtea.com
1-888-244-3569

Special Teas
www.specialteas.com
1-800-365-6983

En estos días, probablemente tu supermercado trae una amplia variedad de tés en un vasto despliegue de sabores. Aquí están sólo algunos de los que puedes encontrar en un negocio cercano (y si no puedes, intenta por sus sitios de Internet)

Dr. Tea’s Ultimate Diet Teas
www.ultimateteadiet.com

Lipton Tea
www.liptont.com

Rishi Tea
www.rishi-tea.com

Two Leaves and a Bud
www.worldpantry.com

Republic of Tea
www.republicoftea.com

Triple Leaf Tea
www.tripleaf-tea.com

Mighty Leaf Tea
www.mightyleaf.com

Stash Tea
www.stash.com

Twinings Tea
www.twinings.com

Allegro Tea
www.allegrocoffee.com

Yogi Tea
www.yogitea.com

Golden Moon Tea
www.goldenmoontea.com

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Davies, M.J., J. T. Judd, et al. Black tea consumption reduces total and LDL cholesterol in mildly hypercholesterolemic adults. Journal of Nutrition 2003; 133:3298S–3302S.

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Geleijnse, J.M., et al. Inverse Association of tea and flavonoid intakes with incident myocardial infarction: The Rotterdam study. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition 2002; 75 (5): 880–6.