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Greem tea..
Can i drink greem tea before breakfast, in empty stomach?
Is it hatmful..?
When is the right time to drink green tea??
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Avoid taking on empty stomach, it may cause acidity.
You can take it after 2 hours of your meal, it will boost up your metabolism
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Green tea is good , rich in antioxidants ; can be taken preferably on empty stomach upon rising or half an hour before to lunch or in the evening time at 4 pm or so...
Yes it's good...not harmful if taken in moderation and intermittently..
Don't pump it daily...have once or thrice a week to reap it's benefits..
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Yes you can .
You can drink anytime during the day but remember not immediately after meals , after 30mints of post meal.
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