Kirsten asked: Recently Teavana has moved into a location near me and before that, I was never really a big tea drinker. I had a few cups of green tea a month from tea bags but that was it. But after sampling Teavana’s tea I was hooked. I bought some mate and oolong (wu-long) tea for weight loss benefits and loved it. But my now problem is that I’m hardly ever home except in the morning and at night so I don’t have a lot of time to spend heating …

Andrew asked: Hello,
I’ve recently lost about 20lbs in the last 6 weeks or so just by improving my diet, and eliminating a lot of the junk. When it comes to beverages, I pretty much just drink water at this point, which is getting pretty old. I’ll grab a morning coffee and OJ a few times a week too, but other than that, just plain water usually.
I’m looking for a green tea that I can purchase from a regular grocery store that doesn’t ruin its health benefits with things …

Lightsnoise asked: I drink green tea everyday, I drink a lot of cups. Is there a limit to stop.

Desiree asked: I drink a lot of green tea and grey tea. Is it as bad as coffee? And is there something bad about drinking specifically green tea? I’ve heard myths about it making you infertile.

Sunshine asked: I drink a lot of herbal, green, red, white teas. My 11 and 12 year old boys are always wanting to drink them also. They only drink juice, milk, or water in the house and I was thinking that a cup of tea would benefit they’re health. I want to find out if this is safe or not. Can my 11 and 12 year old sons drink these teas?

Ross G. asked: I heard from a few people that it is *slightly* unhealthy to drink a lot of tea without putting milk into it. Not too harmful, just a small long term thing if you drink a lot of tea every day.
Now if this is true, I’m wondering is it the same for green tea? Because that is all I drink, and I have 1-3 green teas per day.