raah! wrote: » Yup, I've noticed drinking tea on an empty stomach will coat the inside of your stomach with a tea-like residue which can be quite uncomfortable (at least is the conclusion I came to). I try to drink a few glasses of water or whatever to dissolve it away.
raah! wrote: » You could if you wanted to, I dared not put forward such a bold hypothesis. Fear of ridicule you know.
My name is URL wrote: » Well then don't..?Cool story though
syklops wrote: » Sounds like you have an insensitivity to Caffiene. Try Decaf tea and see if you have the same problem?
MultiUmm wrote: » Nah, I don't think it's the caffiene tbh ... I can drink tea grand after food, but without any food in it, it sends my stomach up the swanee.
SV wrote: » Why the fúck would you put food in tea?
IvyTheTerrible wrote: » Could it be lactose intolerance? A lot of people suffer that without realising it.
MultiUmm wrote: » I highly doubt it, most people laugh at the tiny drop of milk I put in my tea. Tea is rank with too much milk in it. It completely stifles the flavour.
jester77 wrote: » Nothing like a nice iced tea on a day like this :pac:
Kiera wrote: » Tea is rank! Drink cranberry/grapefruit instead.
Fancy That wrote: » Me personally I have to start the day with tea. My body doesn't function until the cup of tea has been drank. Not one for breakfast but gotta have that tea
Gummy Panda wrote: » I don't like you anymore. Cranberry juice is horrible.
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