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A member asked:
I don't like green or chamomile tea.so is it alright to have normal milk tea during pms and period?
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Any tea is: ok but I would avoid putting milk in tea. It kills the beneficial ingredients of the tea. Sugar, as you probably know, is never good for you. Consider drinking jasmine tea. Peace and good health.
Answered 1/7/2017
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