"Influenza Virus and Tea Catechin" by Dr. Tadakatsu Shimamura
Professor Tadakatsu Shimamura, who is world-famous for his research on catechins in tea, has published a book (Catechinology) summarizing the results of his research. (Not for sale)
The teacher is a leading researcher who has even researched the prevention of influenza virus with tea catechins and presented at academic conferences, and is known for the "miracle catechins" (PHP) . . . Infection with a new type of influenza is spreading, and the problem of vaccines and reports of infected people are taken up by the mass media every day, and it is a threat from autumn to winter this year.
According to the teacher's research, tea in a plastic bottle is effective enough. However, tea without milk, such as straight tea or lemon tea, is a condition. What matters is how you drink!
In crowded places such as trains, meetings, schools, cram schools, and other places where many people gather, it is recommended to drink just a sip once every 30 minutes to quench your thirst. One plastic bottle is enough for a day.
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The mechanism of the teacher's anti-influenza is as follows. (From Miracle Catechin PHP)
1) The virus that enters the nose and throat attaches to cells and causes infection. Viruses have spikes to attach to cells.
2) The influenza virus attaches to the cell wall at the joints at the tips of the spikes. The spikes are marked for each virus type.
3) Antibodies catch viral marks and prevent them from attaching to cells. However, it cannot catch the marks of different types of viruses.
4) Catechin prevents infection by blocking the spike joints of any type of virus. In other words, the catechins in black tea are effective in protecting against all types of influenza viruses!
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Next Tuesday at 6:30 pm, you will have a special lecture on influenza viruses and catechins at the Nagoya International Conference Center! I would like to be able to attend, so I would like to share more in-depth information with you. Vaccines won't be available to everyone who wants them this year. . .
By all means, I would like you to prevent it with tea.
Starting tomorrow, I'm going to Kanazawa for a Motherleaf seminar, and I'm going to take the afternoon lemon tea with me on the plane! 
