Can Green Tea Help Fight Covid-19?

Green tea can help fight against Covid-19 and could give rise to a drug capable of tackling Covid-19. Gallocatechin, which is present in green tea and could be readily available, accessible, and affordable.

Can Green Tea Help Fight Covid-19?

Green tea can help fight against Covid-19 and could give rise to a drug capable of tackling Covid-19. Gallocatechin, which is present in green tea and could be readily available, accessible, and affordable Read More

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