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Hormonal imbalance
Is it okay to take green tea for hormonal imbalance if yes then for how long and how many in a day and please tell if there are better alternatives available.
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Green its good in antioxidants and has its healthy benifits but will not cure the hormonal problems.
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Though green tea is better than the regular tea but just by drink it hormones cant be balanced. You need to work on improving your complete diet and lifestyle.
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Gud morning yes u can have green tea 1-2cups in a whole day one in early morning after brushing teeth with a small handful of nuts or roasted seeds or nutrichoice oats biscuits and another time in evening snacks time.Try to focus on.eating healthy foods along with modifying your lifestyle routine.
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Dr. Kavita Dwivedi
Homoeopath
15 yrs exp
Raipur
Yes green tea is recommended for good health
Hormonal imbalances is an internal problem so different changes and food changes required
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