Japanese green tea: can you buy it safely?

Salutations. Allow me to write for a simple consideration. I am a large consumer of green tea and have purchased but at the moment I am skeptical about buying Japanese green tea . I am referring to the nuclear explosion of 2011 … on the web I hear a lot about any contaminated crops. What do you think? Thanks for a possible answer, best regards – Luigi

Health Answers

Good evening, yours is a more than reasonable consideration. Unfortunately there is not a single cm on the earth that can be defined as “biological or uncontaminated land”. This is because the globe is reached by air currents and other “purge routes” that are anything but natural which carry pollutants and by land it is absorbed by the surface and by “underground” micro-bacteria. Since the globe is an open box, it is not possible to isolate the earth or the vegetation even with greenhouses or by spraying the vegetation with distilled water or fertilizers created in the laboratory. Reason? Loss of nutrients. I also consume Japanese tea and bancha tea for their properties. From what I know, Japanese green tea is a variety that grows in Japan but that is not always its origin. It is generally grown in the Uji department (Japan). From here you can do a quick search and see if this region has been directly affected. For the rest, I’m working on finding companies that import green tea from other eastern regions. However, my advice is to use every nutrient we intend to take with common sense and in rotation in order to avoid possible poisoning. Sincerely, IF you have any news please contact me. Cinzia Zedda naturopath However, my advice is to use every nutrient we intend to take with common sense and in rotation in order to avoid possible poisoning. Sincerely, IF you have any news please contact me. Cinzia Zedda naturopath However, my advice is to use every nutrient we intend to take with common sense and in rotation in order to avoid possible poisoning. Sincerely, IF you have any news please contact me. Cinzia Zedda naturopath