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Yup, I get this with tea, generally the stronger the worse it is - and I don't get it with herbal or green tea's at all - i suspect that my stomach doesn't like the tannin.

I tend to have either green teas or lighter ceylon types in the house - I don't drink black tea at all.

If you drink green tea and it doesn't affect you as much, chances are you've developed an allergy to the tannins in tea. There's no real cure for that, although sometimes it just goes away as it started.

A quick fix is adding some ginger shavings to your tea, or eating something with ginger right after. That works for many people.

Im not suprised drinkin that rubbish over there


you want to try real tea pg tips .Tetley or typhoo ask dags

british tea is the best ...its the taste and use only 1 sugar not 100 nice drop of semi skimmed milk LOvely

...Sidney put kettle on

Upon further reflection, the first time I can remeber having a strong naseuos reaction to tea was a VERY strong iced green tea with blackberry and jasmine.

I suspect that combination would give me nausea.