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trade_even Wed, Apr-07-04 08:33

Green Tea nutrition info?
 
I was wondering if anyone has nutrition information for Green Tea. I wanted to add it to my FitDay, but they only have the regular tea.

Mine's not instant - the usual teabag type - and I wanted to know how many carbs I add on it. (yes, like coffee, like regular tea, green tea also has carbs... sigh)

Would really appreciate if anyone who has the nutrition rundown would share.

Itty Wed, Apr-07-04 08:36

Hi

I have no info on green tea, but I would like to know if there is any info on "green tea extract" that is in the multi vitamin I take.

My body can't handle even a *sip* of green tea without unfortunate side effects :(

Mary

DianaO Wed, Apr-07-04 09:53

Mary what does it do to you?

Itty Wed, Apr-07-04 09:57

Um, well, thanks for asking... :(

It either gives me stomach pain and diarrhea... (however one spells it) or a migraine. Generally, I suffer for a few days, and that also can mean being sensitive and dehydrated for that time, too.

M

trade_even Wed, Apr-07-04 10:58

Hm. Weird reaction. Green tea shouldn't give you any side effects that you don't get when drinking regular tea.

However, a word of caution - there are these "diet" teas that are kinda green - those can do a number on you. I personally stear clear of those - once, when I tried, I lived in the bathroom for two days. LITERALLY. Had to call in sick.

Regular green tea doesn't do that to me at all. I stick to the ones available at my supermarket and make sure there's no "diet" on the label. :)

Mind you, I'm in no way doubting that there are people who get affected by green tea in the ways described above.

Itty Wed, Apr-07-04 12:28

Yeah, thanks. I actually have been drinking black and herbal teas for years, and with no ill effects. I think it may be the anti-oxidant nature of green tea that, well, anti-oxidizes me!

Two days of greentea extract vitamins and no ill effects yet!

Any info on green tea, like carbs, etc.?

M


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