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Can drinking too much herbal tea cause dry mouth?
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Yes: Especially if out has one of the natural forms of Ephedrine (ephedrine sulfate) in it like mahwan.
Answered 4/13/2020
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Possibly: Certain types of teas have an astringent affect when made strong that can cause drying of the oral tissues and saliva reduction.
Answered 4/13/2020
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