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About eggs and tea or coffee
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Can we drink tea or coffee after eating 2 eggs? I heard that after eating eggs if we drink tea or coffee or milk, there are side effects on skin or body. Which is true?
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However I will not suggest as tea n coffee have components that interfere with the absorption of iron from eggs
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Hello user,
There is no side effect after eating eggs with coffee or tea
The only thing have a check on sugar which you put in your tea and coffee.
Well if you personally feel any gastric trouble having this combination then space out your beverage and eggs consumption.
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Ms. Anjali kanphade
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7 yrs exp
Nagpur
Not reccomened in tea and coffee there content that disturb iron absorption
Take after 1- 2 hours
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Ms. Geetanjali
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No, there is no such side effect unless you have any other Gastro-intestinal condition.
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