Green Tea HP is a combination of the current popular supplements used for weight loss, blending green tea extract, noni and pomegranate juices with the antioxidants found in red wine (reservatrol) and minerals. The cumulative effect is to create a “super supplement” designed to address all of the benefits of each of the components in one packet. These packets are flavored, and designed to mix with water. The reported taste is better than unsweetened green tea.

The documentation of weight loss has been anecdotal, but enough to pique the curiosity of university researchers. At this time, definitive studies of this product have not been published and the Green Tea Hp has not been given FDA approval. Persons who are or may be pregnant or taking medication are advised to refrain from taking Green Tea Hp, as serious side effects and contraindications may exist.

The touted components of Green Tea Hp also present special challenges. For example, noni juice is exceptionally high in potassium and could be toxic to patients with kidney disorders. High potassium levels (“hyperkalemia”) can have an effect on the cardiac function of the body, which can lead to cardiac arrhythmia and sudden death.

As it is a combination of popular supplements, Green Tea Hp is being aggressively marketed as a potential treatment for every ailment from weight loss to cancer. With the presence of anecdotal evidence and the absence of FDA approval, it is always best to consult your health practitioner before adding Green Tea Hp to your daily regimen.