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Fruit teas
      #22026 - 09/29/03 07:45 PM
Linz

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Does anyone have any info on how good/bad fruit teas are, especially with regard to upper GI problems? I've been getting into Cranberry and raspberry tea recently and tonight I've started having some acid problems. I have no idea if they're linked as I inadvertantly ate a soya dessert with sweeteners in (and I know they aren't good for me).

Help! I don't want to have to stop drinking this as it's really tasty and my drinks are otherwise really limited.

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      #22105 - 09/30/03 01:22 PM
BarbaraS

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I have GERD and drink all herbal teas without any problems. Although when my upper stomach hurts or burns along with heartburn I stay away from anything with mint in it. I love cranberry and would never give that up. You had sweetners and you know that is a no no, so my guess that was more of your problem.

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      #22112 - 09/30/03 01:48 PM
HeatherAdministrator

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Hi - cranberry is quite acidic, so that might be it. The raspberry should have been fine, though. Switch to some safe herbal teas (fennel, chamomile) for a few days to stabilize, then try the fruit teas again on an empty stomach. That should tell you...

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      #22139 - 09/30/03 06:32 PM
Kristine

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I buy the rasberry herbal tea bags and make a pot of iced tea for a change of pace when I get sick of drinking water and want a "cool" drink instead of a hot one. I usually don't have any problems. I also drink a small glass of cranberry juice every morning. Seems to go down fine (as long as I drink it with my breakfast--never on an empty stomach).
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      #22141 - 09/30/03 06:47 PM
Linz

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Thanks for the help guys!

I think I probably had the tea on a too empty stomach to tolerate the cranberry. I shall go and get some raspberry (only!) tea and hopefully that's ok as they're yummy. I'm currently doing better on Chamomile.

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