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Old 04-05-2008, 12:18 AM #1
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Thumbs up the greatness of drinking teas -

Earl Grey*
http://www.health24.com/dietnfood/He...18-181-657.asp

Key health benefits of Earl Grey

Bergamot has been documented as a useful and healing fruit in 12th century Europe
The Italians used bergamot for treating fever and intestinal worms
Bergamot's main properties are as a disinfectant and an antidepressant
The esters and alcohols present in bergamot reduce anxiety by calming the nervous system
The active components in bergamot are antiseptic, germicidal as well as relaxing
The catechin and fluoride content of black tea prevent tooth decay, while the antiseptic properties of bergamot can alleviate halitosis and oral infections
Contains beneficial amounts of caffeine that helps you to think clearly
The bergamot content fights flu, fevers and colds

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Downsides of Earl Grey tea
Tea has half the amount of caffeine than coffee and far less than coke, nevertheless, too much of a good thing CAN cause insomnia and nervousness. Note that out of the three main types of tea, green tea contains the least caffeine.

Extensive research shows that up to 300 milligrams of caffeine (about eight cups of tea) is not a health risk.

Anaemics should avoid excessive tea drinking during meals because the antioxidant properties of tea can reduce an individual's ability to absorb iron.
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