Monday TeaDay 1/23/12 So much time drinking tea?
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Re: Monday TeaDay 1/23/12 So much time drinking tea?
by Jspigs » Jan 25th, '12, 02:02
Occasionally I will forget to eat due to tea, but I am soon reminded to eat by the tea's effects on my stomach.
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Re: Monday TeaDay 1/23/12 So much time drinking tea?
by Chip » Jan 26th, '12, 02:44
Happy belated birthday GargoyleKitty!
I have been too busy!
This sounds like me to a TEA!
Great TeaDays lately ... but I fear I have forgotten to eat a few times. I will eat better tomorrow ... if I remember!
I have been too busy!
JBaymore wrote:Occasionally this happens in in the AM to me. The first thing of the day about every day is to brew some green. Sometimes I then discover that I am coming up on noon-time and have not yet eaten.
It is usually tea combined with "other things" that cause this. The tea "sustains me" as I get involved in the other stuff.
This sounds like me to a TEA!
Great TeaDays lately ... but I fear I have forgotten to eat a few times. I will eat better tomorrow ... if I remember!
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Re: Monday TeaDay 1/23/12 So much time drinking tea?
by dRummie » Jan 26th, '12, 17:14
Went with the last option 
Tea on an empty stomach is not a good idea, at least for me. Besides that, I do also like my food.
Tea on an empty stomach is not a good idea, at least for me. Besides that, I do also like my food.
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Re: Monday TeaDay 1/23/12 So much time drinking tea?
by AdamMY » Jan 29th, '12, 14:52
A nice tea to wash down my breakfast of fruit and Paczki.
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Re: Monday TeaDay 1/23/12 So much time drinking tea?
by sencha » Jan 30th, '12, 21:50
For those who can't drink tea on an empty stomach--what are your symptoms? Upset stomach, pain, nausea, or 
The reason I ask is because most of the time I drink tea on an empty stomach with no ill effects. Maybe I'm just lucky?
The reason I ask is because most of the time I drink tea on an empty stomach with no ill effects. Maybe I'm just lucky?
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Re: Monday TeaDay 1/23/12 So much time drinking tea?
by teaisme » Jan 31st, '12, 17:45
Most teas I can drink on an empty stomach except for a strong sencha, assams or real malty reds, and greener oolongs brewed strong
It can feel like someone kicked me in the stomach with the green oolongs brewed strong
or a very mild nausea, not enough to throw up but enough nonetheless
for the reds and sencha (nausea lasts for about 20-30 mins then its gone regardless if I eat or not afterwards)
Today at work some ding gu da feng meeting with some mao jian from jingteashop. They are getting along very well together
It can feel like someone kicked me in the stomach with the green oolongs brewed strong
or a very mild nausea, not enough to throw up but enough nonetheless
for the reds and sencha (nausea lasts for about 20-30 mins then its gone regardless if I eat or not afterwards)Today at work some ding gu da feng meeting with some mao jian from jingteashop. They are getting along very well together
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