No.24990
what teas would you recommend to a wizard?(RULE 2 - (Question Thread))
No.24991
i am currently drinking blueberry tea + raw cacao powder
(someone posted about it here on /fringe/)
No.24993
grow your own tea with meticulously rarified water
No.25043
Ask the question again in the wizard diet and fitness thread or in the questions thread and I will supply you with answers.
No.25134
Earl Grey, Green, and Chai.
Anything else, and gtfo.
No.25146
Tea contains lots of fluoride from the soil/water.
Wont stop me from drinking it, just a fyi it has high level of fluoride.
No.25155
>>25146>waterI drink reverse osmosis water.
No.25156
>>25155He means from the water it is grown with.
No.25161
>>25146>>25156But that's calcium fluoride, right? Assuming it hasn't been watered with (sodium)fluoridated water.
No.25162
No.25426
>>25043Please deliver smiley he posted in the question thread a while ago…
No.25431
>>25426Can't find it, unless it's that one guy asking about green tea and lemon.
No.25457
>>25134Second for Earl Grey and Green tea. No milk, no sweeteners, learn to love the simple taste of bitter tea.
No.25509
Mate is wizard tier. It became my favorite drink during my acid week.
No.25510
>>25509Just bought some mate tea for my wife's birthday. I'll make two cups this evening. How close are you watching me?
No.25517
>>25511Ambiguity begets the best of liars.
No.25527
>>25509that yerba mate is shite, you should taste the one we have in uruguay/argentina. The one in pic related literally kills your kidneys
see the difference in the texture? A cold variant exists, called tererè. You drink it cold, with ice; can be very cold water or with citric juices (oranges, lemonade, etc), this variant is recommended if you live in hot-humid areas. Otherwise just stick to regular mate (hot water)
No.25531
>>25527that is the kind I drink. my pic was a fast google images search
No.25542
>>25531Oh, then you are all good to go. You should try the terere mode on summer. if you feel like it
No.25545
>>25542I used to freeze lemons and then grate them and often I put it on mate, though I've never thought of mixing with any other thing. It really is my favorite drink, from my personal perspective it gives you a sort of stable calm alertness. Just love it.
No.25605
Green tea is good. Just avoid artificial sweeteners. They give you diabetes and fuck up your hunger/metabolism
I gained 20 pounds last month from drinking teas with that bullshit in it.
Now I just need to metabolize this extra flesh armor into loosh and it's all good.
No.25618
>>25605What brand tees were you drinking?
No.25746
>>25618Idk really I get my tea from asian food stores or my local herb shop and they all have Asian letters all over.
It's the sweet and low that fucked me over though.
No.25762
Guarana
No.25870
>>25146Not the same type of flouride that is detrimental to your health and you're probably worried about calcifying your pineal gland.
No.27403
Mugwort
No.27533
http://fluoridealert.org/studies/tea02/Tea, particularly tea drinks made with lower quality older leaves, contain high levels of fluoride. Because of these high levels, research has found that individuals who drink large amounts of tea can develop skeletal fluorosis — a painful bone disease caused by excessive fluoride intake.Since skeletal fluorosis is often misdiagnosed by doctors as arthritis, tea drinkers with skeletal fluorosis can suffer significant symptoms (e.g., joint pain, fragile bones) for years without being properly diagnosed and treated. As noted by a team of Chinese researchers who have carefully studied the impacts of tea intake on bone health, “it is certain that some heavy-tea drinkers suffering from fluorosis from tea-drinking might not be diagnosed.” According to these researchers:
No.27537
>>27533This is why I'm afraid of drinking tea made of tea leaves.
Herbal tea is fine for me, though. Need to go pick my own herbs soon. . .
No.27539
>nobody said kombucha
Toppest of keks
No.27874
>>27539Its just fermented tea , with same fluoride plus 0.5% alcohol.
No.28185
>>27533I need to plant an epic herb garden and start growing all my own herbs and just dry the leaves for the winter and only consume my own tea.
What tea plants can I grow besides mint and lemon balm?