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An Experiment Comparing the Effect of Tea (Camellia sinensis) Types as an Arab-habit on Individual and Pathogenic-bacteria, at High-altitude Area, Taif, KSA, "VISION 2030"

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Journal of Chemical Biological and Physical Sciences

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This paper was carried out for "An experiment comparing the effect of tea (T) (Camellia sinensis) types as an Arab-habit (AH) on individual and pathogenic-bacteria (PB) at high-altitude (HA) area, Taif, KSA, "VISION 2030"".Boiling water T extract (BWTE) created benefits on digestive system (DS) as arranged (black, green, red, white and Matcha T); (B, G, R, W and MT).(BT and GT) caused constipation only, (RT, WT and MT) caused (nausea, hotness, gaseous and constipation).Gut microbiota (GM) was improved by T polyphenols (TP), BWTE supported GM as (BT, GT, WT, RT and MT).All pathogenic flora (PF) was eliminated and was reached to Zero percent.(Gt and RT) were the fastest and most powerful BWTE eliminated turbidity, which decreased to 25% / hr.BWTE components had bactericidal effect on Escherichia coli (E.coli); at first hr, all T types eradicated 25%.At third hr (BT and GT) eliminated 50%, (RT, WT and MT) killed 25%.At fifth hr, (BT and GT) eliminated 75%, RT killed 50% and (WT and MT) killed 25%.At seventh hr 100% was An Experiment …

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(2018). An Experiment Comparing the Effect of Tea (Camellia sinensis) Types as an Arab-habit on Individual and Pathogenic-bacteria, at High-altitude Area, Taif, KSA, "VISION 2030". Journal of Chemical Biological and Physical Sciences. https://doi.org/10.24214/jcbps.b.8.3.57281

DOI: 10.24214/jcbps.b.8.3.57281 · Cited by 1 (OpenAlex)

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