David's Tea? During Opti?

lalalalaura13
on 1/9/14 10:28 pm - Toronto, Canada

I'm back again with more questions - I have some sweet green teas I got for Christmas from David's Tea - can I assume I can still have these during Opti? I don't drink them with sugar.

Catw
on 1/9/14 10:52 pm - Arnprior, Canada

I don't know much about David's Tea, but if it doesn't have caffeine then go ahead!

Cathy

        

Derek C.
on 1/9/14 11:11 pm - North Bay , Canada

As long as the number of cups you drink remains the same, replacing your morning coffee with a cup of green tea will reduce your caffeine intake by about 70%. One cup of coffee contains 100-150mg of caffeine; a cup of green tea has only about 25mg of caffeine. However, there are many variables affecting these numbers. For example, the caffeine content of different types of green tea can vary; also a longer brewing period can result in more strongly caffeinated tea.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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Anastasia_Marie
on 1/9/14 11:25 pm - Kingston, Canada
RNY on 11/20/13

as long as its a decaf - herbal tea - go for it

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alysan
on 1/10/14 1:08 am - Canada

My centre told me as long as it is caffeine and rosehip free.

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