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Title:	Green Tea, Cocoa, and Red Wine Polyphenols Moderately Modulate Intestinal Inflammation and Do Not Increase High-Density Lipoprotein (HDL) Production
Source:	Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry [0021-8561] Nicod, Nathalie yr:2014

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