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Could drinking green tea make you feel sick?
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Yes.: Green tea can sometimes make people feel nauseated. You can try decaffinated green tea, but if it's still a problem, then it's not the caffeine, but something else, perhaps the tannins, that are the problem. You can try it with food, or just avoid.
Answered 12/9/2019
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