how many thals are drinking tea regularly

is there any thal major not drinking tea

My son drinks tea. 

Hello!

I don't drink any tea or coffee. I know it's good for us but I really don't like it.

I drink camomile tea but I don't think it is the same because it doesn't have any theine.

I know it helps but it's been impossible for me to find a kind of tea that I could like.

Any advice?

Laura.

Yup I drink tea too! Any specific brand that works better?

Green tea tends to have more antioxidants but any black tea will also provide similar properties.

Is there any specific tea which helps throwing out maximum iron?

Yes I love tea and I drink it twice a day. Once in morning, and another cup in the evening.

All tea inhibits iron absorption. Green tea has the highest level of antioxidants but black tea also has value.

Alright Andy. I talked to my father regarding this topic and that I would start drinking green tea soon as well. My father told me this long ago, but I made it unheard thinking it won't matter. Thanks.

I am a tea lover drinking it twice a day, but it is not black or green, actually it is blended with milk

I am a tea-addict. Usually in a day i drink 3-4 cups of black tea with milk & 2 cups of coffee. Its like fuel for me.

I am a tea-addict. Usually in a day i drink 3-4 cups of black tea with milk & 2 cups of coffee. Its like fuel for me.

Hi, I am on the same regime
I used to drink ~4 cups of coffee a day, back in Italy, but no tea.

its funny, I've never heard anything about drinking Tea helping with Iron removal and in the past week, I've heard it from two different sources. lol I'm more of a coffee then tea drinker, occasionally I'll ave a cup on Indian black tea....guess I should take it as a sign to start drinking tea more often...

One of the funniest things I have seen at conferences is the doctors discussing the iron inhibiting properties of tea. They literally scratch their heads as they admit that tea really has this property. Here they are talking about all the long researched meds and then they are forced to acknowledge that thals really should be frequent tea drinkers. There are plenty of foods and supplements that help prevent the damage that iron does. It isn't just about meds. A wise thal can contribute to good health just by following a good antioxidant rich diet. My own long term observations show that tea and natural vitamin E are two of the most important things that any thal can take. Combine these with chelation compliance and exercise, as simple as regularly walking stairs, and you will see thals living longer and staying healthier.

Ya I found out the tea from a physiology textbook for a class I'm taking, not the docs...I guess I will have to start switching my coffee out for tea and taking vitamin e.

Thanks Andy!

I love tea, as I said in my earlier posts, twice a day (morning & evening). When there was Sunny weather back in May, I used to drink one more cup of tea (green tea this time with no sugarfree substance) in 5 in the evening seeing the shining sun but now as it's cloudy, I don't have that mood. But I'll soon start taking green tea again.

-P.