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Can excess of tea cause excess of urine?
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Yes: Excess consumption of any liquid will result in excess urine production whether tea, coffee, water, beer etc. What goes in must come out. Almost all fluid intake comes out as urine, the rest as sweat or moisture from your lungs.
Answered 10/12/2018
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