does tea give you stomach ache?

[judge wopner]

seriously i get this barfy feeling sometimes when i drink tea on an empty stomach or in the morning in general.

i thought mabey because i dont put surgar or milk...

 

[Beer babe]

when i have coffee on an empty stomach i get really nauseous. it's probably the caffeine doing it...

 

[oh toro]

everybody gets stomach aches from drinking tea. that's why we drink it!

 

[PRIMAL]

I thought tea was suppose to help upset stomaches

 

[djdeposit]

When I use too much tea leaves and I have an empty stomach, I also get that nausea feeling. Could that be caused by the fluoride found in the tea?

My other guess would be that the tea is Isolating the free radicals in one's system and becomes overwhelming on the liver. (on that first cup of the day)

 

[Sleepy Giant]

Tea doesn't, red bull on the other hand...

 

[supakeli]

If I drink green or black tea without any milk, sugar or honey in it first thing in the morning, I get totally barfy.

Then again, I get barfy often in the morning, so maybe I'm not a good example.

 

[djdeposit]

If I drink green or black tea without any milk, sugar or honey in it first thing in the morning, I get totally barfy.

I get that same thing.
Like I said, I think it's the tea trying to excrete all the toxins that were released from your fat molecules overnight.

 

[kat]

drinking any liquid on an empty stomach can make you feel naseous.

i dont think its something to do with tea specifically.

 

[supakeli]

I get that same thing.
Like I said, I think it's the tea trying to excrete all the toxins that were released from your fat molecules overnight.

What are you trying to say?

 

[djdeposit]

What are you trying to say?

Wait, no i didn't mean it like that:O

 

[Sleepy Giant]

I get that same thing.
Like I said, I think it's the tea trying to excrete all the toxins that were released from your fat molecules overnight.

You got balls man.

 

[supakeli]

haha

 

[judge wopner]

drinking any liquid on an empty stomach can make you feel naseous.

i dont think its something to do with tea specifically.

coffe no problem,
juice is okay,

but tea brings on the barfy feeling almost every time.

i tried putting lemon in there and it didnt do much,

 

[vinder]

What are you trying to say?

i think he's saying you are a heffer

 

[quantumize]

You got balls man.

what you dont ?

you should get yourself on a donor list...hehehehehehehe

 

[rizzlah]

non-scientific information:

once i barfed in the morning after drinking tea, i told my friend because it was so weird and she said its normal. only with black tea though, not herbals.

good thing it wasn't a baby

edit: point is: black tea on empty stomach in morning = don't do.

 

[oh toro]

the barfy feeling means the e is just about to kick in.

 

[supakeli]

i think he's saying you are a heffer

*wail*

It's glandular, you insensitive jerk.

 

[Skipper]

you should start a thread about it

 

[supakeli]

I can't.
My sausage fingers are too cumbersome.

 

[why not]

i'm so glad someone else has experienced this.

i used to be able to drink tea whenever, but as of a few years ago, any kind of black tea now makes me nauseous, especially in the morning.
i've actually puked from it before.

it's definitely not the liquid/caffeine in the morning - coffee or espresso is the first thing in my body every day for the past 15 years.

maybe they're using some new kind of pesticide or preserving agent?
i don't have any food allergies, but i do to some dusts, molds, animal dander, and pollen.

 

[kat]

hmm black tea is the most oxidatated and the highest in caffiene. its also the strongest in flavour.

i would assume its more the strength of the tea hitting your empty stomach than new farming practices.

 

[why not]

hmm black tea is the most oxidatated and the highest in caffiene. its also the strongest in flavour.

i would assume its more the strength of the tea hitting your empty stomach than new farming practices.

i've been known to make absurdly strong coffee in the morning have have no problems. there's no way it's the caffeine, i know what it feels like to abuse that.

when i said black tea, i just meant anything other than green tea or herbal tea.

 

[kat]

it could have something to do with the oxidation or flavonoids then?

cuz green and black tea are the same..except black has been completely oxidized.