Watch what you drink

• howard mcsweeney1

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  25 July 2013     20:43238689
  #1      
  who would have thought the humble teabag could hold hidden dangers?
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  http://uk.lifestyle.yahoo.com/cheap-teabags-unhealthy-bad-for-health-fluoride-levels-090324185.html
• Guest 640

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  26 July 2013     07:03238700
  #2      
  I'm not much of a tea drinker but do have the occasional cup..so as a general rule buy middling to cheapish tea bags..so this news in the link above is a bit of an.."oh dear!"
  
  Although these cheaper tea bags might end up killing me (with all the fluoride they contain) i will most certainly have the best teeth in the graveyard !!!
  
  lol
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• Keith Sansum1

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  26 July 2013     07:21238702
  #3      
  oh dear
  I like me tea lol
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• Jan Higgins

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  26 July 2013     07:24238703
  #4      
  These reports always make me smile as I doubt there is a single item that ends up in our stomach that does us no harm at all.
  
  My main drinks are decaff coffee, fizzy water plus assorted alcoholic beverages now and then, all are bad if taken in excess even the water, as for tea I can't remember when I last had some so that is OK.
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• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  26 July 2013     08:54238716
  #5      
  i start the day with tea then it is coffee after that.
  
  
  i read long ago that over indulgence on tea damaged joints because of the tannin in it.
• Guest 698

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  26 July 2013     15:47238734
  #6      
  I detest tea.
  I'm an optimist. But I'm an optimist who takes my raincoat - Harold Wilson
• Guest 756

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  26 July 2013     20:02238749
  #7      
  Recently read a report that Capri sun drinks contain 5 types of mould, yet to be identified.
• Keith Sansum1

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  26 July 2013     23:37238760
  #8      
  oh well wonder was is good for you?
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• Brian Dixon

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  27 July 2013     06:53238773
  #9      
  mould = penicilen.which must do some good.
• Keith Sansum1

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  27 July 2013     09:10238780
  #10      
  its like a lot of these things
  you can find one scientists who has a view
  
  another scientist can have an alternative view.
  
  come to think of it not different to our legal system where solicitors prosecution and defence
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• Guest 658

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  27 July 2013     14:26238826
  #11      
  Alcahol kills germs
  beer the food of the gods
• Keith Sansum1

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  27 July 2013     23:15238853
  #12      
  and the liver lol
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