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  • A Cup Of Black Tea Could Defend Against Anthrax
    Monday, April 14, 2008 @ 12:15 PM | comment (0)

    A new study has revealed that a humble cup of black tea could be an antidote to Bacillus anthracis -- more commonly know as anthrax.

    Anthrax is a potentially fatal disease. A very serious and rapidly progressing form of the disease, occurring when bacterial spores are inhaled, makes anthrax a potent threat as a biological warfare agent.

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    But components of black tea, such as polyphenols, have the ability to inhibit the activity of anthrax considerably. However, the research also showed that the addition of whole milk to a standard cup of tea completely inhibited its antibacterial activity against anthrax.