Green Tea

Drink an average of 4-6 cups of green tea per day (iced or hot).

AVOID eating cereals, breads, pasta, cheese, milk, sugar, etc. Try to stick to fruits, vegetables, fish, chicken, and turkey for about two weeks. I'm telling you, you will be amazed at how much weight you'll lose!

Stick to fruits and vegetables every day (avoid bananas, avocados, prunes, and raisins though) and alternate fish, chicken, and turkey every day. Also, eat a bowl of brown rice every other night for dinner.

But, most importantly, drink 4-6 cups of green tea per day.

This will be great for your body!

No, not all. In fact, it is one of the best beverages that help in the proper functioning of the body. You can also consume cactus tea, which comes with the goodness of green tea. Studies have proved that cactus tea is one of the healthiest drinks that you can consume. It will keep you focused, and more. He helps you to boost your energy! This tea is loaded with antioxidants and nutrients that are beneficial for your body and mind.

Depending on the flavor you select, bubble tea tastes differ in every different restaurant or cafe.

I personally like fresh bubble tea that is made with real fruits (kind of like a smoothie but with tapioca).

Tapioca is a type of root. In bubble tea, this root is in small spherical shapes and dipped in sugar syrup to give it a sweet taste. *It's really good.

There is powder or syrup bubble tea, which obviously taste less fresh but taste pretty good.

Milk tea is a good example of this.

Try it out! I'm sure you'll get addicted in no time. :P

Eating green tea can actually be healthier for you than just drinking the liquid brew. Why? 2 reasons:

1. There are some components of green tea that are not water soluble. Instead they are fat soluble. This means that no matter how long you brew the tea, these components will not be absorbed by the water. You actually have to eat the leaves, preferably with some small amount of fat so that your body will get the benefits of these materials.

2. For those healthy parts of the tea that are water soluble, you can't be assured of getting all those components out of the tea by brewing them. You are likely to throw away some of the goodness when you throw away the leaves/ teabag.

Eating or drinking green tea are both very healthy and to be encouraged. But eating the whole leaf allows you to experience more of the health benefits.

Short answer: It depends. Usually about 4 grams. Long answer: You can find out. Determine the volume of your tea container. You can do this by filling it with water. or by measuring how much water the sealed container displaces. Then divide by the weight. There are six teaspoons in a fluid ounce.

No. I was told that all green tea has a small amount of caffeine in it unless otherwise noted.

Yes. Any liquid substance does. You get high from the abundance of THC in your bloodstream. Eventually the THC will make it's way into your urine as it is deemed waste by your body. Basically, the more liquids you drink, the faster it's out of your system. This is true of only those systems that are regularly filtered by the kidneys or liver, the garbage-men of the body. Consider though that THC can remain detectable in hair samples for up to six months, and even if most THC is washed from your urinary output, enough can remain to make results suspect and motivate a tester to require a more expensive hair test.

Yes.

Green tea is the healthiest tea. Both black and Green tea are made from the same tea plant-camellia sinensis. But unlike black tea which is fermented, Green is steamed. Steaming preserves most of the poly phenols found in tea leaves as well as the other health benefiting constituents of tea.

However, it has been proven that black tea lowers the level of LDL the "bad" cholesterol. A study in the Netherlands found that men who drank 4 cups of black, unsweetened tea a day had lower levels of LDL and a reduced risk of heart attack and stroke.

Tea can be a variety of different colors, depending on the flavor. Commonly, it is either a yellow, green, or brown color. (Lightly colored and watery looking.) However, certain flavors (like berries or fruit) can add a tinge of new color to that.

Totally depends on why you are doing the water fast in the first place. Drinking green tea, or any other variation of tea for that matter, could stimulate the taste sensation, making it all the more difficult to stay the course. Each person is different, for some, drinking the tea will not have any adverse effects, yet for others, sticking to zero taste during the fast is easiest. It all comes down to personal preference and the very reason as to why you are fasting.

Yes, ginger can settle your stomach. If your stomach is still hurting after that try plain club soda. I know its doesn't taste good but it will help.

yes it can for some infections, not all....."especially green tea".

I am pretty sure it depends on the tea. I'm not entirely sure, but it depends on the types like green or black. Also, the amount that you use. generally one bag of green tea has about 30mg caffeine

Slightly yes, at the same time you may urinate more!

Finely ground coffee like what you buy in the supermarket has a density of 25 lb/ft^3 (http://www.ico.org/ecology.asp). Solving the following equation using your favorite Internet calculator:

25 lb/ft^3 * 1 tablespoon in grams yields the answer of 5.9 grams in a tablespoon. Of course, the density may be considerably different depending on how dry and how finely ground your bag of coffee is.

thinning if ur skinny thickening if your not so skinny.

Green coffee bean extract is sold in many places as a weight loss aid. The active ingredient is likely caffeine. There is some evidence that large doses of caffeine can affect blood clotting behavior, which is a problem for patients taking blood thinners like Warfarin. So combining Warfarin with substances high in caffeine would be unwise.

Yes, 5 - 10% the caffeine of a cup of coffee.

yes it does, and its also a perfect combination with marijuana for an optimal brain cells protection.

It is not preferred, but it can be "safe" to a certain point. I wouldn't recommend trying it, and if you already gave the baby the tea, than call your doctor and see what he believes.

If you want green tea imported from Japan, look no further than the tea company Hibiki-An. There website is www.hibiki-an.com. All of there tea comes straight from a farm in Kyoto, Japan, and they have all different kinds that will suit your liking.