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Started drinking more green tea, now trying matcha tea
I've had matcha tea before, but haven't actually bought the powder to have at home.
(Most green tea is teabags, while matcha tea is in powder form.)
Not sure of exact health benefits of green tea vs matcha tea, but per some quick google searches, matcha has WAY more antioxidants.
Ordered this one. Haven't tried it yet.
https://amzn.to/3qfWCSX
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Consensus, Cemented
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
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Green tea is a good way to get L Theanine. I take it as a supplement myself. It's good for anxiety and helps your liver function.
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wet brain
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stop being a bitch OP, drink beer
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NBA All-star
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Try drinking cattle blood. It's really good for you and it's just like drinking milk in many ways. Except that you drink it warm, before it gets cold. And the animal doesn't die.
Drinking tea, I don't know. Sounds a little, you know.
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wet brain
Re: Started drinking more green tea, now trying matcha tea
Originally Posted by jstern
Try drinking cattle blood. It's really good for you and it's just like drinking milk in many ways. Except that you drink it warm, before it gets cold. And the animal doesn't die.
Drinking tea, I don't know. Sounds a little, you know.
you sound like a fggt. drink beer. too much estrogen vibes from you.
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Consensus, Cemented
Re: Started drinking more green tea, now trying matcha tea
Where are the PM’s and Rep?
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NBA All-star
Re: Started drinking more green tea, now trying matcha tea
Originally Posted by highwhey
you sound like a fggt. drink beer. too much estrogen vibes from you.
What's with all the sudden negativity? Is this related to my comment about the sport bra in your sport bra thread?
Also, I don't consider things like drinking cattle blood, or for example eating a deer's heart to be associated with estrogen.
Speaking of which, just yesterday I read an article about beer increasing estrogen levels, so your example wasn't a good example.
Beer, for example, often contains phytoestrogen and prolactin—two chemicals that can increase estrogen levels, which in turn decreases testosterone. These chemicals are typically found in hops and barley, two of the more common beer ingredients.
https://vertavahealth.com/alcohol/testosterone/
Those chemicals can cause man boobs.
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NBA rookie of the year
Re: Started drinking more green tea, now trying matcha tea
Originally Posted by Smoke117
Green tea is a good way to get L Theanine. I take it as a supplement myself. It's good for anxiety and helps your liver function.
i thought i was the only one that used it. it's great at counteracting the jitters from caffeine. it's also a vasodilator and helps you keep rock solid erections.
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Get him a body bag!
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The Bearded Menace
Re: Started drinking more green tea, now trying matcha tea
Originally Posted by jstern
What's with all the sudden negativity? Is this related to my comment about the sport bra in your sport bra thread?
Also, I don't consider things like drinking cattle blood, or for example eating a deer's heart to be associated with estrogen.
Speaking of which, just yesterday I read an article about beer increasing estrogen levels, so your example wasn't a good example.
https://vertavahealth.com/alcohol/testosterone/
Those chemicals can cause man boobs.
What about urine? It seems you have drunk one irl.
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Local High School Star
Re: Started drinking more green tea, now trying matcha tea
I drink a glass of semen every morning with my eggs.
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The Bearded Menace
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NBA Superstar
Re: Started drinking more green tea, now trying matcha tea
Originally Posted by KennyPowers
I drink a glass of semen every morning with my eggs.
Cashew alt confirmed
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