At 23:35 +0200 on 13.07.99, Jay Maynard wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 13, 1999 at 12:46:43PM -0700, Acer Victoria wrote:
> > It also has (tea, that is) anti-oxidants, which is good stuff. ;-) Nothin'
> > like a good cup o' tea; and I must say, the Brits are ahead here.
>
> It also has theophylline, which is good for asthmatics...
>
> As for the Brits being ahead, they lose that advantage when they contaminate
> their tea with dairy products...ewww. :-)
But then again, the caffeine & "naughty" stuff in tea is "cancelled out"
when milk is added. I once knew a person who was mildly intolerant to
lactose (I think? The stuff in milk?) and something in tea. Good ol' Doc
ordered her to drink tea with milk, since her intolerance would then get
used to the stuff w/o her reacting to it. Yup, her mild intolerance
disappeared.
Drinking tea with milk is extremely healthy!!!!
siri
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