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Do some teas cause intoxication

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Anonymous

18y ago
Updated: 8/16/2019

Can a tea result in inebriation? No tea sold legally in the US would do such a thing. While consuming a massive volume of tea (7-8+ cups) at once can cause an upset stomach, I know of no such tea that would actually result in impaired motor function.

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