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Oolong tea: Makes me sweat
Oolong makes me become very hot. I feel it as sweat in my back and
heat in the face. I originally thought it was because of the hot water. It turned out that other teas don't have such an extensive effect. |
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Oolong tea: Makes me sweat
" > writes:
> Oolong makes me become very hot. I feel it as sweat in my back and > heat in the face. I originally thought it was because of the hot > water. It turned out that other teas don't have such an extensive > effect. Are you saying *all* oolongs make you sweat? How many have you tried? /Lew --- Lew Perin / http://www.panix.com/~perin/babelcarp.html |
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