Occasionally I'd add a bit of milk and/or sugar, but I always feel even more thirsty after having tea. It doesn't happen if I have coffee.
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Why does drinking black tea makes me feel even more thirsty?
February 27th, 2008 · 4 Comments
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4 responses so far ↓
1 Polly P // Feb, 2008
When you drink, you almost "trick your body" into thinking you're not thirsty, so it stops producing spit.
2 Sugar Pie // Feb, 2008
Could be a couple reasons:
1. You are squeezing the tea leaves, which releases tannins. Tannins make tea "dry", sort of like dry wine. Ifyou feel thirsty while drinkign tea or immediately after, this si shwy. Solution: Quit squeezing or pressing the tea leaves.
2. Black tea contains caffeine. Caffeine is a mild diuretic, which makes you pee more than normal, which can dehydrate you a bit. If you feel thirsty a couple hours after drinkign tea, this could be the reason. Solution: switch to decaf.
3 Cubby // Feb, 2008
The tea has a substance called tanin in it. It tricks your taste buds into thinking that you have a mouthful of saliva , so it shuts down the glands. When you breathe the air drawn in and out dries your mouth.
4 Hawkeye // Feb, 2008
When you drink caffeinated beverages like regular coffee, tea and sodas it _-DEHYDRATES-_ you! Try just drinking WATER instead! zero calories and carbs!
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