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Tea and tea drinking: China's outstanding contributions to the mankind
Si Yuan Pan
*
, Qu Nie
, Hai Chuan Tai
, Xue Lan Song
, Yu Fan Tong
, Long Jian Feng Zhang
, Xue Wei Wu
, Zhao Heng Lin
, Yong Yu Zhang
, Du Yun Ye
, Yi Zhang
, Xiao Yan Wang
,
Pei Li Zhu
, Zhu Sheng Chu
,
Zhi Ling Yu
, Chun Liang
*
*
Corresponding author for this work
Chinese Medicine - Teaching and Research Division
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China
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Black Tea
100%
Tea Drinking
100%
Green Tea
66%
Complementary Medicine
50%
Tea Tree
50%
Popular
33%
Physical Health
33%
Medicine Therapy
33%
Fermented Tea
33%
Selling
16%
Chinese Herbal Medicine
16%
Chinese People
16%
PubMed
16%
Immunomodulatory
16%
Am(III)
16%
Mental Health
16%
Human Body
16%
Non-communicable Diseases
16%
Developing Countries
16%
Developed Countries
16%
Traditional Chinese Medicine Theory
16%
Antidiabetic
16%
Western Countries
16%
Bioactive Components
16%
Cultural Factors
16%
Anticancer
16%
Antioxidant
16%
Ancient History
16%
Tea Leaves
16%
COVID-19
16%
Web of Science
16%
Theaflavins
16%
Health Promotion
16%
Innate Immune Response
16%
India
16%
Man-made
16%
Poor Health
16%
Population Aging
16%
Southwest China
16%
Anti-obesity
16%
Tea Beverage
16%
Cardiovascular Protective
16%
Google Scholar
16%
People Health
16%
Assam
16%
Immune Inhibition
16%
Severe Damage
16%
Treatment Modalities
16%
Non-alcoholic Beverages
16%
Hometown
16%
History Culture
16%
Sri Lanka
16%
Chemical Elements
16%
Viral Growth
16%
Written Records
16%
Anti-COVID-19
16%
Tea Polyphenols
16%
Non-fermented
16%
Tea Culture
16%
Meridian System
16%
Havoc
16%
Spiritual Connotation
16%
Development of Society
16%
Experimental Markets
16%
Darjeeling
16%
Thearubigins
16%
Drinking Culture
16%
Harmonious Development
16%
Meridian Theory
16%
Cultural Connotation
16%
Mineral Elements
16%
Health Tea
16%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Traditional Chinese Medicine
100%
Anti-Inflammatory Drug
100%
Polyphenol
100%
Antioxidant
100%
Antidiabetic Agent
100%
Immunoglobulin
100%
Theaflavin
100%
Non Communicable Disease
100%
Thearubigins
100%
Antiobesity
100%
Diabetic Obesity
100%
Medicine and Dentistry
Complementary and Alternative Medicine
100%
COVID-19
66%
Cardiovascular System
33%
Chinese Herbal Medicine
33%
Traditional Chinese Medicine
33%
Immunoglobulin
33%
Antidiabetic Agent
33%
Anti-Inflammatory Drug
33%
Health Promotion
33%
Antioxidant
33%
Mental Health
33%
Qi
33%
Innate Immunity
33%
Non Communicable Disease
33%
Polyphenol
33%
Virogenesis
33%
Thearubigins
33%
Meridian System
33%
Alcoholic Beverage
33%
Theaflavin
33%
Treatment Modality
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Black Tea
100%
Green Tea
66%
Herbs
16%
Intravenous Immunoglobulin
16%
Immunoglobulin
16%
Cardiovascular System
16%
Antioxidant
16%
Herbal Medicines
16%
Spider Web
16%
Innate Immunity
16%
Polyphenol
16%
Mental Health
16%
Theaflavin
16%
Tea (Beverage)
16%
Chinese People
16%
Antiinflammatory
16%