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If you're talking about loose-leaf tea that has been properly stored (in a dry area), then no. Tea starts to break down and lose flavor, but it generally does not spoil. If you have tea that has been stored for a very long time, it will often taste very bland, and it may develop "off" aromas. But it is generally not harmful, unless it has been stored improperly (such as in too damp an area) and has grown mold.

A taste test is usually all you need...if it smells and tastes fine, it is probably safe.

Brewed tea is another issue, however...once tea has been brewed it can grow mold or bacteria or other microorganisms, so it is best to drink it up relatively quickly.

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Any form of smoke inhalation is bad for your health.

All forms of smoke contains tiny particles of carbon and partially-burned carbon chains that has the ability to latch onto your bodily cells and damage them, causing injury to those cells and even the growth of cancer.

Smoke also contains other sub-chemicals which dissolve in the bloodstream, causing damage to the arteries and making them inflamed. Over time they will also cause fat to be clogged up in your arteries, causing strokes and heart attacks.

Smoke doesn't have to contain harmful ingredients such as tobacco or cannabis to be harmful to you.

Any form of smoke is harmful to the human body, no matter where it comes from. Humans are oxygen-breathing creatures, smoke is carbon, the exact opposite of oxygen.

Tea contains a chemical called tanine. When tea is drunk normally, tanine is harmless to the body. However, if tanine is combusted (smoked) it can cause complications to the digestive system and dissolves the water content in the body, causing the skin to become brittle and rough.

Another natural chemical in tea called thealine can also cause migraines if smoked.

Tea also contains natural traces of caffeine, smoking caffeine negatively effects the nervous system and raises blood pressure. It can also lead to irritability, aggression and lack of concentration, which can be dangerous if mixed with everyday activities such as driving a car.

Tea is specifically designed for drinking. When tea is consumed via drink it is very beneficial to the body. However, if it is smoked it can be rather harmful.

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The hats are supposed to represent Yorkshire flat-caps. This is according to the Tetley tea company itself. However they look closer to resembling a desert cap due to the apparent flaps at the back.

The flaps at the back of the Tetley folk hats are probably supposed to be hair-nets, part of the required uniform in food production to prevent contamination.

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Take a large onion and peel out the external layer of it. Retain the clean, fresh and fleshy colored skin on it. This serves you as an excellent source of beneficial facts.

Take a container and put about two cups of water in it. Allow it to simmer and after sometime reduce the flame to low.

Now take the onion whose outer skin is removed and cut it into two or four halves and add it into the container with boiling water. Allow in to simmer on a low flame for about 10 minutes. Then after boiling let it stand for further 5 more minutes.

Next to this boiled water add can add a teaspoon of honey and a pinch of lemon juice before you consume the drink. Drink it as soon as you prepare it freshly and make sure you do not let it stand overnight

This onion tea will serve as an excellent home remedy in treating naturally your cold and clogging and gives you the result within the few hours of use. So drink and get well soon.

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England. A vicar is a Church of England priest.

Oscar Wilde- The Importance of Being Ernest (1895). A question frequently asked of Dr Chasuable, the local vicar, during afternoon tea.

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Earl Grey tea has a level of acidity similar to other black teas. Earl Grey uses a standard black tea, often a Ceylon black tea, as the base. The flavoring, bergamot oil, adds aroma but does not hugely effect the acidity.

Also, acidity is a function of concentration, so it is hard to give an exact estimate of acidity...because tea contains mildly acidic substances, the stronger the tea is, the more acidic it will be.

As a general rule, tea, including Earl Grey tea, is slightly more acidic than water, but significantly less acidic than coffee.

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Yes. I did so I could lose extra pounds quickly, and it worked. I lost 5lbs in one week. But the first time you take it if you are backed up you'll feel horrible. So take a peice of ginger with it to help sooth the cramps.

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I've never heard of inducing labor through tea, but... who knows, I guess that since there are certain chemicals that can induce labor (i.e. Castor oil, or natural oxytocin) but I think that only rose-hip tea has castor, and only sexual means (usually via intercourse or nipple stimulation) causes oxytocin releases... My guess is that jasmine tea'd be fine, but one would need to consult their doctor (OB-GYN, family dr, etc...) first.

There are certain herbs that should be avoided during pregnancy but jasmine is not one. Raspberry leaf tea is traditionally drank to help contractions but it does not induce labor in itself.

Castor oil works by stimulating the bowel by causing diarrhea, the motions of which can stimulate the cervix into contracting.

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There are some side effects, including heartburn, rose tea can give you. For example, bladder and kidney stones can develop if excessive amounts of vitamin C are digested. Too much vitamin C has also been resulted in sickle cell crisis in rare cases.

Some people have found that, besides heartburn, rose tea has led to respiratory problems. While these are some of the more severe side effects, other less serious side effects are headache, insomnia, nausea, and heartburn; rose tea has been shown to cause all of these problems.

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It's called a caddy, a tea ball, or an infuser.

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Of coarse you can still drink it. In my opinion it does not taste very good but it won't poison you or anything.

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Tea varies widely in its acidity. It is easy to assess the acidity of tea by taste--the more sour it tastes, the more acidic it is. Strong black teas (often described as tannic) tend to be more acidic, but there are some lighter teas that are acidic as well. Sometimes the sour taste can be masked by bitterness in strongly bitter teas.

It is hard to generalize about all Darjeeling tea, because it can be diverse, but Darjeeling tea tends to be gentler than other black teas. If you are concerned about teas being harsh on the stomach, Darjeeling tea might be a good choice, especially if you can get your hands on some high-quality loose Darjeeling like a Darjeeling first flush. First flush Darjeeling tends to be lighter than almost any other kind of black tea.

The Darjeeling district of India also produces a few green teas and oolong teas. Although these are unusual and can be hard to locate, they might offer some less-acidic Darjeeling teas.

If you are concerned about the acidity of tea and want to look for some smoother teas, you might want to look at oolong tea. Many oolong teas are gently roasted, which can take the edge off the tea and make it easier on the stomach.

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the tea smelled of bitter almonds because old drugs smelled that way. she was trying to kill him by drugging the tea.

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Herbal slimming tea can be made by everyone with the right ingredients and recipes. Homemade herbal teas are healthier and help to slim down more. They also do not contain any preservatives and consumers know what exactly goes in there.

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a visit to the fish and chip shop usually on a Friday between 4.30pm to 6.00pm when go to buy fish chips and peas for your evening meal very north of England

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Neither. Coffee and tea are essentially colored and flavored water. There are no calories until the sugar and creams are added.

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Dittany is a type of wild plant that makes good herbal tea.

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Chamomile tea is often suggested in the treatment of insomnia, anxiety and digestive problems. Chamomile is gentle enough that it is frequently used to treat children and as an evening beverage for pregnant women.

Used normally (not as the only beverage taken) it is perfectly healthy for most people. The exception being people with allergies to the plant or other plants in the same family.

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The answer is yes and no.

Some people do get high on chamomile tea, but that doesn't mean that chamomile tea gets everyone high. You will have to try it yourself and notice how it affects you.

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Some people prefer their tea cold, and you use hot water for hot tea, and cold water for cold tea.

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Black Tea averages 40mg per serving.

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