Fancy a cuppa?

Well, according to this report, tea and coffee appear to be beneficial in preventing type 2 diabetes

Mind you, seeing as everything appears, in turn, to be really good and really bad for you I suppose we should wait for the next report which will tell us that it makes your teeth drop out or ears grow or something?

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That's interesting DM, I'm a decaf tea and a decaf coffee drinker so there may be hope for me

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I hope it stays good for you as I am drinking loads of tea at the moment.

I will alert you if my ears start too grow or anything drops off or out.

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Well isn't that interesting. We are usually told not to drink too much tea or coffee. Lets hope it takes a while before the 'next report' tells us it's bad for us. I do enjoy coffee more than tea and to think I'm drinking it for my health is good news.

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I heard that soaking dirty greasy fingers in strong tea takes the grime off, . . those words of wisdom came from an old coal miner.

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I don't need any excuse to have a cuppa tea! A real passion of mine - and I just adore Russian Caravan....

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I haven't had a cuppa in years... it's banned on my detox (Well I can have herbal tea - just never got round to trying it!).

Mind you, I was never much of a tea drinker, but did love dunking biscuits into it

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I am a coffee addict! I drink loads of it in a day! Started when I worked for the American directors at Chrysler's Car Plant at Linwood, they were always drinking coffee and I got hooked on it then!!

I do like a cup of tea now and again.

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Me I'm a tea drinker and love it........

rather have a cup of tea than ermmmmmmmmmmmm

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Tea for me, mainly green, but I do like a nice cup of Russian Caravan or Lapsang Souchong also.