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Re: Tea warnings

I've found that I have extreme nausea on consuming black tea on an
empty stomach. This also happens with green tea, to a somewhat lesser
extent, and white tea even less. But all of them will trigger nausea
if taken on an empty stomach.

This doesn't happen with herbal "teas" (which have no real tea in them).

Interesting - I hadn't heard of others having a similar reaction.

~ DanaCat

--- In fast5@yahoogroups.com, "corinne_ski" <corinne_ski@...> wrote:
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>
> Yes, I have always noticed that green tea is the worst thing for my
> empty stomach. Sometimes I forget and have some anyway and it is all
I
> can do to hold it down and not throw up. Waves of nausea. I remember
> that happening with certain vitamins I used in the past as
well...that
> is very interesting that black tea doesn't do that...
> Corinne
>





Tue Feb 3, 2009 7:29 pm

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Heather Twist
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Yes, I have always noticed that green tea is the worst thing for my empty stomach. Sometimes I forget and have some anyway and it is all I can do to hold it...
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Feb 1, 2009
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I've found that I have extreme nausea on consuming black tea on an empty stomach. This also happens with green tea, to a somewhat lesser extent, and white tea...
msdanacat
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Feb 3, 2009
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Try not steeping the tea?long.? The longer you steep tea, the more acidic it becomes. I used to literally vomit if I drank tea in the morning but I would steep...
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