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A member asked:
Can u drink 2 much tea in a day? varied between caffeine/caffeine free, green/herbal. occasionally re-steep tea bags. i drink perhaps 10 cups a day
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Tea and coffee are: diuretics so drinking that much tea may contribute to dehydration. Peace and good health. Try cutting the amount in half.
Answered 10/16/2014
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