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Old 03-06-2007, 03:05 PM
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I have been reading a lot about the good facts of green tea. What I am wondering is, is green tea against the word of wisdom? We use some herbal teas when we're sick but I don't know if green goes in the ok column or the bad column.
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Good question.

I have not heard for sure but I don't think it falls into the category of a herbal tea though.
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Green Tea is considered a weight loss drink due to the caffeine in it to accelerate your metabolism. Green tea is the tea most chinese restaurants serve.



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It has 2 X as much caffeine, it will keep you up
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Green tea is the same type of leaf (plant) as black tea (regular -- ?) and has the same substances in it; only it has been processed a lot less, ergo it is the same type of tea we are not to drink. I think that it can be said that the caffiene content is not the be- all and end- all of a Word of Wisdom question. We may not really know exactly what the Lord had in mind in giving the health directives. Personally, I would never drink green tea as I feel that it is against the Word of Wisdom. Marijuana has health benefits, as well. Shall we have that conversation, lol?
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Stick with Celestial Seasonings herbal tea and you can't go wrong.
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Grow your own mint plants, then brew up a pot of fresh herbal infusion. Nothing is better than fresh mint leaves brewed for 3 minutes in a pot of boiling hot water. Chop up some leaves and toss in with your next garden greens salad! Mince them up and top off your vanilla icecream with chocolate syrup!
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I've often wondered about this myself as green tea is known to have many health benefits including great anti oxidant properties. Its got me thinking about the word of wisdom, and I have posted a new topic on the subject. I hope it is allowed though as I've drunk it before
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When we were living in Japan, we were served tea a lot. There were some kinds that were OK and others that were not. Since neither my husband nor I were interested in drinking it anyway, we didn't pay much attention, but I know the missionaries in the area could drink certain of the teas served in Japanese homes - kinda awkward when you're in someone's home and they serve you a drink you can't have, I imagine.
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