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11 Things that Might Happen to Your Body if You Switch from Coffee to Tea

1/10/2017

 
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YOU MIGHT GET HEADACHES BUT
YOUR TEETH MIGHT GET BRIGHTER
YOU COULD LOWER YOUR CHOLESTEROL
YOUR HEARTBURN MIGHT GET BETTER
YOU’LL PROBABLY GET BETTER SLEEP
YOU COULD FEEL LESS ON EDGE
YOU MIGHT RAISE YOUR RISK OF DIABETES
YOU COULD AVOID MUSCLE CRAMPS
YOUR MOOD MIGHT CHANGE
YOU COULD LOWER YOUR RISK OF CANCER
YOU’LL BE BETTER HYDRATED


Depending on how sensitive your body is to changes and how much caffeine you’re used to getting, you could feel withdrawal symptoms if you cut down during your switch from coffee to tea. 'It usually happens when you have a significant change like cutting it out, but it could happen as well if you just cut down,' says Angelone. After your body gets used to the change, though, those symptoms will go away. 

Numerous studies have shown that coffee could prevent type 2 diabetes, but scientists haven’t pinned down why. Some think it’s because coffee increases proteins that carry sex hormones such as testosterone and estrogen, which help reduce risk of type 2 diabetes, while others say it’s because coffee increases insulin sensitivity. 'Observational types of studies don’t always come up with a reason. They just say we see it,' says Angelone. 'But when they continue to show the same things, it’s a good sign.' Regardless, you probably won’t get that same level of prevention from tea, she says. 



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