Question 1

does small cyst of morgagni in female go away on it own?if so how long does it take?does essiac tea help dissolve it?does this cyst cause infertility?

Accepted Answer

Usually not: Unless it bursts open it will not go away on its own. And even if it does burst the cyst is still there. It really should not affect your ability to get pregnant.

Question 2

should i drink essiac tea for fever and sore throat?

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Well...: Looked up essiac tea ; it was described as a naturopathic product that has been used for cancer. I don't know what it contains as i believe it is a proprietary blend of herbs. I didn't see research on it. I will forward your question to dr. Baker - he may know more about. I can't recommend that you do or don't take it at this point. But there are herbs that are known to help sore throats. Consider.

Question 3

detox teas and side effects?

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Relates to beliefs: There are many claims made that certain teas can 'detoxify' and cleanse various organs of the body. There is no well done research that confirms or denies this. So, it really comes down to one's belief about whether or not something will help them feel healthier. Trust in the source of info can go a lot further than the product itself. I'm not aware of any significant side effects of teas.

Question 4

does green tea have any side effects?

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Yes, from caffeine: Green tea has many health benefits, due to its antioxidant effects. There is evidence it can prevent cancer and cardiovascular disease,  improve immune function, prevent tooth decay, lower blood sugar and stimulate weight loss.  It is safe and generally well tolerated, but it does contain caffeine (though decaffeinated forms are available). Thus, the most common side effects are due to excess caffeine, including insomnia, anxiety, heart palpitations, nausea and vomiting. However, the amount of caffeine in green tea is about 1/4 the amount in coffee, so one will not likely experience such effects unless they drink large quantities.  There is also the potential for large amounts of green tea to interact with certain medications- for example, it can reduce the effects of Coumadin (warfarin) (but then again, thousands of substances interact with coumadin!) and lower blood levels of lithium.  See http://www.Umm.Edu/altmed/articles/green-tea-000255.Htm for more information.

Question 5

is green tea healthy? or can it cause side effects!

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Green tea: High levels of antioxidant, but has a good amount of caffeine so it can be stimulating.

Question 6

what is the benefits and side effects of gold peak tea?

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Tea in general: Tea in general has been shown to have many health benefits.  Green tea has been shown to have a high concentration of polyphenols which help to fight 
radicals that cause DNA deterioration and aging. 
Oolong tea has also been known to reduce tartar buildup, reduce plaque and promote gum health. 
And there is some positive note that it may also reduce the risk of osteoporosis. Have a great day.

Question 7

closemeyer slimming green tea, properties and side effects?

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I Can not provide: Information about this specific product but can discuss green tea in general. The leaves contain antioxidant polyphenols. Studies show that the polyphenols in green tea have an anti-carcinogenic effect as well as leading to a reduced heart disease death rate. The linus pauling institute reported a study that suggested that green tea can assist with glycemic control. A study by maastricht.

Question 8

green tea has many known benefits. i try to have 1-2 tea bags worth tea daily. any side effects i should be aware of?

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Blocks vitamin absop: Green tea can block absorption of certain nutrients, vitamins and proteins.It also has caffeine and side effects of caffeine not able to sleep and increase in heart rate etc.
If you are pregnant or are thinking about getting pregnant you should not drink green tea as large amount of green tea can cause neural tube birth defects in babies
so drink green tea in moderation.

Question 9

does the green ginger tea have any side effects if taken frequently ?

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Like most things: green tea and ginger are helpful when used moderately.  They are both mild stimulants so excessive amounts (all day long) may create a feeling of being hyper.  Peace and good health.

Question 10

what are common side effects that come with drinking green tea?

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Green tea: Is generally very safe & has positive effects on health. If you drink 5 or more cups of caffeinated green tea it can cause an increase in blood pressure for some people, as well as GI upset  (nausea, vomiting or loose stools), irritability or insomnia.  It can interact with some medications. It could aggravate anxiety disorders, diabetes & some bleeding disorders. Recommend decaffeinated tea.

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Does small cyst of morgagni in female go away on it own?if so how long does it take?does essiac tea help dissolve it?does this cyst cause infertility?

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Should i drink essiac tea for fever and sore throat?

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Detox teas and side effects?

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Is green tea healthy? or can it cause side effects!

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What is the benefits and side effects of gold peak tea?

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Green tea has many known benefits. i try to have 1-2 tea bags worth tea daily. any side effects i should be aware of?

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