is it ok to have tea on your coffee break?
95753
No, you have the moral duty to tell your employer that you want to have a tea break and as tea drinkers shouldn't get discriminated against he has to introduce tea breaks on alternating days to coffee breaks. I suggest that you first establish the proportion of tea drinkers to coffee drinkers and regulate the proportion of coffee breaks to tea breaks accordingly. \nOf course all coffee drinkers won't be allowed to drink coffee on tea breaks either. \n\nAs it will be allowed to convert tea drinkers to coffee drinkers and vice versa, the proportion of respective breaks will be adjusted every 3 months, to give a proper incentive for missionary behavior. \n\nEventually they will have to search all their employees for concealed weapons when they enter the company building....
808023
try hot tea with honey in it
717919
yes, ice tea does have caffeine and isn't good to drink when you work out, it's also a dehydrator, which means when you go to the bathroom after drinking it, it also take out with it many nutrients and vitamins that your body needs.  \n   Gatorade is for extreme athletes, if you'll be working out 3 hrs. or more, water is the best, and you can't drink too much of it.  You'll also feel better drinking water, as your thirst will be satisfied.  If you're thirsty you're already dehydrated. \n If your urine is yellow, you're dehydrated, it should be clear.
262823
Caffeine has been shown to have a slight impact on blood sugar levels- but chances are that one cup of tea isn't going to cause significant alteration to your lab results.
877884
yeh i love tea after any excercise...... especially green tea......mmmmm great :D or twinings calming and tranquility tea....very VERY good !!!!!
540547
Yes, green and white tea contain caffeine. I drink 4-5 cups of tea a day (green, white, or black) and it's made no difference in my weight. To lose pounds you'll need to cut back on calories and exercise.
743594
I don't think so. But it could cause Cancer.You better layoff the Coffee so much.Eroding your Esophagus.
316937
Try some tea with lemon
671125
I'd be real hesitant to rely on caffeine during practice. It will give you a boost, but two-a-days are so long, you'll end up crashing part way through. They're absolutely miserable, but you've just gotta grit your teeth and grind through it. Stick with water and gatorade if you're allowed to have it, and make sure you get plenty of sleep. During your break, make sure you eat some fruit, especially bananas.
972537
Oh, no.  Not at all.  It means you should take a coffee break too and play a game or something while they're on break.  lol lol\nBy no means do not clean your house.  :o)\n(Loved your question!)
877831
drink some water, rest.
1072611
Two things: coffee is a diuretic, which means it makes you want to pee (increases your kidney output), and caffeine will dehydrate you and take the place of better fluids you could be drinking that will help you feel better.  So, no, coffee is not the best thing to be drinking when you are sick.  Tea is better, but still go easy on anything caffeinated.  Best to stick to juice and water.
503534
Oolong tea contains caffeine, and caffeine consumption, as well as caffeine withdrawal, can cause headaches. However, a single bag of oolong tea, which yields about a cup, has only 2/3 the caffeine of a 12 oz. coke and slightly more and 1/3 the caffeine of a cup of coffee. So unless you're consuming a lot of it, it shouldn't be a problem.\n\nHave you recently changed from drinking beverages with higher levels of caffeine, such as coffee or coke? If so, maybe your headache is actually due to caffeine withdrawal rather than caffeine consumption.\n\nOn the whole, oolong tea is considered quite healthy due to the presence of antioxidants. Unless you're consuming dozens of cups at a sitting, oolong tea should pose no health risks and might even improve your health in the long run.
122147
Yes it is possible. Coffee breaks don't have to be so technical.
921720
take it 1 hr apart from your meds. I have a cough today, got meds from the doctor.  I had my coffee first before I went to see the Dr.
1036152
Coffee really doesn't contribute to hypertension or the development of heart disease according to the most recent studies, but it certainly will cause palpitations if consumed in excess.\n\nThat said, tea is probably still healthier because of the antioxidants that it contains.
942062
Just drink coffee and put your seat back.