IF you are prone to kidney stones I would stay away from drinking to much tea. Some stones are caused or made from oxalate's which are found in dark sodas and teas. Sucks for me cause I love tea but have also had 9 kidney stones. Coincidence???

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Probably.

I favor honey, myself.

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Well, tea's good for you for a lot of other reasons too. And apparently brewing it strong gives a big boost in cancer-fighting antioxidants.

Sorry to drop my ugly URL here yet again, but today's post on my weird little blog is also about tea. (But I didn't even know about the weight loss aspects).

http://crankyfitness.blogspot.com/2007/06/tea-as-cancer-fighter-update.html

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i looveee tea, altho i find it weird when people put sugar and/or milk in asian teas...

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I love tea. One of lifes simple pleasures, don't you think? I do. Best without cream or sugar, cold in the summer, warm in the winter.

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A good cuppa tea cures most things!Sugar no cream!

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So yesterday we have something on soft drinks that can mess up your DNA and now we got a tea that can make you lose weight? Whats next? A tea that makes the fat in you into DNA?

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just so you know that in the asian culture, one normally doesnt add sugar, cream, milk or anything to their tea..

the tea is black... and that's what i grew up with. :)

if ppl plan to lose weight by drinking lots of tea... better forget about sugar or cream!

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I like to sweeten my tea with a packet of Stevia. It's a natural sweetener with no calories and it won't spike your insulin levels. You can find it at natural food stores or even Wal-mart.

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I came across this article on Oolong and Weight loss
http://www.teasetc.com/tea/article.asp?ID=1&Name=Oolong+Tea+and+Weight+Loss

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On our website there are several articles in tea health and studies about tea. We also have a selection of Oolongs in loose leaf.

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