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... others I seem to be sensitive to too much caffeine and most greens, whether Chinese (like long jing), Japanese sencha or low oxidized Taiwan oolongs, bother my stomach as well. When I explained this to the ...is light!), slight sweetness, and seems to be low in caffeine and doesn't bother my stomach. However their (organic) pre-Qing Ming An Ji Bai Cha is about $30 ...

... others I seem to be sensitive to too much caffeine and most greens, whether Chinese (like long jing), Japanese sencha or low oxidized Taiwan oolongs, bother my stomach as well. When I explained this to the folks at... light!), slight sweetness, and seems to be low in caffeine and doesn't bother my stomach. However their (organic) pre-Qing Ming An Ji Bai Cha is about $30 for ...

... while others will and have wei suan (胃酸); an acid stomach. Sometimes it might be a particular type or category ..., you need to eat, and have a full stomach, before you drink tea, and this will solve the problem. If you often get an acid stomach from tea, eat heartily before you have a tea ... or whatever. Of course, if you suffer from stomach ulcers, then it's probably best to avoid tea.

... i'm curious what you mean by it "bothers your stomach" : is it reflux - burning coming up your throat? is your stomach/abdomen area have a deep burning sensation? is it your stomach churning/moving? is it nausea (like you're going to vomit...of a burning sensation also seem to cause more of a caffeine rush too. So, what causes the burning? My guess is ...

i'm curious what you mean by it "bothers your stomach" : is it reflux - burning coming up your throat? is your stomach/abdomen area have a deep burning sensation? is it your stomach churning/moving? is it nausea (like you're going to vomit)? is it gas?

uOn Jun 21, 6:33 pm, TokyoB <dragonwell...@gmail.com> wrote: Hello. Like others I seem to be sensitive to too much caffeine and most greens, whether Chinese (like long jing), Japanese sencha or low oxidized Taiwan oolongs, bother my stomach as well. How about white teas, in particular Pai Mutan and Silver Needles?

> Hello. Like others I seem to be sensitive to too much caffeine and most greens, whether Chinese (like long jing), Japanese sencha or low oxidized Taiwan oolongs, bother my stomach as well. If teas are bothering your stomach, you shouldn't drink tea. But if you must, then maybe you could try just drinking a very weak infusion. ...