Lifestyle, stress, and diet also contribute to the development and exacerbation of such conditions. Caffeine is thought to affect IBS, particularly when consumed through tea or coffee. Dr. Bhavesh ...

But tea isn’t just herbs and water. It contains caffeine, a stimulant that affects kids differently than adults. While adults can handle small doses, caffeine in tea can harm a child’s ...

You probably never think of coffee, tea, and energy drinks like Red Bull or even Coca-Cola as drugs – but that’s exactly what they are. All of these drinks contain caffeine, a naturally ...

According to Dr Preeti Nagar, Dietitian at NIIMS Medical College and Hospital, Noida, caffeine in tea stimulates the Central Nervous System (CNS), which can speed up digestion but also increase ...

Tea delivers a smoother lift than coffee’s sharp kick. Caffeine in tea, paired with L-theanine, an amino acid, promotes alertness without the shaky edge coffee can bring. This combo slows ...

In addition to this culturally important topic, recent studies have raised alarming concerns regarding health hazards associated with microplastics found in common consumer items, such as tea bags.

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