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In an effort to reduce caffeine intake, i've started drinking tea, what tea can you recommend?
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Why does caffeine slow down my heart rate? If I drink coffee, tea or anything with caffeine my heart slows alot. What would cause this?
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Can drinking a lot of tea make you feel exhausted/weak if you are sensitive to caffeine?
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Have lrp, taking Prilosec qd, can't drink decaf tea or coffee. Why? Thought it was caffeine that made acid worse.
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I've noticed sometimes when I drink tea, esp. if it's strong or has been brewed too long, I get an upset stomach. What in tea causes that? Caffeine?
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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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