Nasopharyngeal cancer

Overview

Green Tea is the only supplement listed for nasopharyngeal cancer, with low-strength evidence from one study. Research suggests that drinking large amounts of green tea may be associated with roughly half the risk compared with drinking little or none.

This is observational evidence only and does not establish that green tea prevents cancer. With a single study and low ratings across effect size, evidence, and trust, findings should be interpreted cautiously.

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