IJHAF | Relation of Ketones as the Liking of the Green Tea

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Relation of Ketones as the Liking of the Green Tea

Salman Sher , Nabeela Urooj

International Journal of Horticulture, Agriculture and Food science(IJHAF), Vol-4,Issue-4, July - August 2020, Pages 184-185, 10.22161/ijhaf.4.4.7

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Abstract:

There are almost students that are present in this project in which 80 students that are participating and involve in this project. And these students are also liked the green tea and belonging to the Multan university. And those people that also liked the green tea that ketones levels are also will be normal. And these type of people are liked the green tea. Green tea is also a very power full diet. And these people giving their views in yes or no. And these types of people also liked the green tea.

Keywords:

green tea, ketones, students.

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