Tea polyphenols are believed to prolong lifespan by suppressing the damage of DNA and maintaining telomere length.
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Tea polyphenols are believed to prolong lifespan by suppressing the damage of DNA and maintaining telomere length.
Tea polyphenols are believed to prolong lifespan by suppressing the damage of DNA and maintaining telomere length.
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