Not at all, if you consider the amount of caffeine present in tea in comparison to coffee, it is comparatively lower. To understand it better, know the fact that a single cup of coffee can contain an amount of caffeine that is three times the content of caffeine from a single cup of tea. Moreover tea is far healthier, energetic and a great substitute to the coffee. For your daily intake of caffeine, you can easily and safely switch to tea because it can drastically decrease the amount of caffeine you are used to.
So what is the catch?
Not everybody relishes tea as coffee. There are coffee lovers who can sing a song and praise the flavours of coffee for life time. But there is no need to worry, if coffee has found many lovers, so has tea; there are a great numbers of tea lovers whose number is increasing. You can definitely find your heavenly flavored tea partner just like coffee in myriad variants of Oolong, green, black and white tea. There are many famous brands and distinct aromas to choose from.







Do you like tea?
DerdriuMarrinerJul 7, 2022
In particular, I appreciate the glass teapot with infuser and lid and the tea sample gift set. My sister Stessily appreciates tea more than coffee. So these are particularly appropriate, lovely gift ideas.
Do you all have the Starbucks drink that is immensely popular over here? It's chai latte, cold or steaming black tea with spices such as cinnamon and shot with espresso coffee.
WriterArtistApr 30, 2021
There is a Russian Way too !!
aswritingAug 7, 2014
frankbeswickApr 29, 2014
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WriterArtistApr 29, 2014
WriterArtistApr 29, 2014
The hibiscus flavored tea that you have mentioned could be very tempting. I am waiting to try the hibiscus blooms fresh from my small home garden for my herbal decoctions.
WriterArtistApr 29, 2014
WriterArtistApr 29, 2014
Nowadays, I am careful because of my health issues and do check the ingredients prior to purchasing. I have however found that tea is quite safe especially the green tea.
MiraApr 28, 2014
MiraApr 28, 2014
VioletteRoseApr 26, 2014
frankbeswickApr 26, 2014
Here is some useful information. When my blood pressure went dangerously high I gave up coffee. It went down a bit. To bring it down further I gave up tea, and it went up again. I started taking tea again, and the decline in blood pressure continued. The reason for this is that there are substances in tea that moderate blood pressure. I still cannot take strong coffee, as it causes me to have headaches, but I can take tea in abundance [as I take another gulp!] Tea is part of a healthy diet. It contains flavenoid, which destroy dangerous free radicals in the blood stream.
I did not know of the four varieties of tea, I knew only of black and green. So thanks for this article.