Green Tea Lozenge Helps Dry Mouth

A lozenge using green tea extract developed at Georgia Regents University appears to work surprisingly well in patients with chronic dry mouth, GRU researchers said. In a randomized control trial of the MighTeaFlow lozenge versus a placebo with just the sugar substitute xylitol, the green-tea extract lozenge increased saliva flow nearly fourfold, the study found. read more

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