Is it ok to drink Green tea?

11 responses so far ↓

• 1 tpuahlekcip // Feb, 2008

  no its fine to drink green tea

• 2 bvsdfpmb // Feb, 2008

  no

• 3 paws // Feb, 2008

  dont worry you can still drink you tea

• 4 Princess // Feb, 2008

  It is okay to drink any tea,just as long it doesn't have any cholesterol.

• 5 danish // Feb, 2008

  I don't think you should stop drinking green tea, I've heard it's good for you. I drink it all the time and feel great! Green Tea ROCKS, and congrats on the baby

• 6 flowermieses@verizon.net // Feb, 2008

  I suggest you not because everybody system does not react on the same way. I know somebody who using green tea to burn the fat, because she is over.

• 7 Jinx // Feb, 2008

  It is very good for your health and fights disease onset
  http://www.japanesegreenteaonline.com/health.htm

• 8 Sable // Feb, 2008

  I have drank it my whole pregnancy and the doctor said my triplets are the strongest triplets he has ever seen.

• 9 Heather H // Feb, 2008

  docs say no

• 10 EU // Feb, 2008

  You should check with your doctor but to the best of my knowledge it does not.

• 11 Jade // Feb, 2008

  To make sure your cup of tea is free of any herbs your practitioner hasn't approved, read labels carefully; some brews that seem to be fruit based also contain a variety of herbs. Stick to regular (black) tea (preferably caffeine free) that comes already flavoured, or mix up your own by adding any of the following to boiling water or decaffeinated tea; orange, apple, pineaipple, or other fruit juice, slice of lemon, lime, orange, apple, pear or other fruit, mind leaves, cinnamon, nutmeg or cloves.

  Green tea should probably be limited during pregnancy since it may interfere with cell development and growth. And never brew a homemade tea from a plant growing in your backyard unless you are absolutely certain what it is and that it's safe for use during pregnancy.

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