Did anyone else read it? It was certainly in the Express on Saturday. If that was the case, I know a whole lot of civivl servants who drink their four cups of tea daily who shouldn't be diabetic...
"Reduces risk" means it's less likely that tea drinkers will develop diabetes (type not stated), not that tea drinkers won't develop diabetes. It also doesn't say anything about tea drinking affecting diabetes once established. Link to source article would be helpful - any chance, Caroline?
No hope for me then, I can't STAND the stuff !! *shivers at the thought!
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No hope for me then, I can't STAND the stuff !! *shivers at the thought!
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There's something wrong with people who don't like tea 😛
There's something wrong with people who don't like tea 😛
I agree with you there Cold clarity, what winds me up more is walking into a coffee place asking quite clearly for a "cuppa tea", they look at you like you're from planet zogg and they think I mean cappochino (spelling?) wifey tells me to speak clearly so I do, "tea" on it's own doesn't work so "can i have a cup of tea please" should work but they're just loopy! builders cafe any day, and at least half the price. Rant over.
I'm with you on that VBH - if I believed everything I read I wouldn't eat or drink anything - and I'd certainly be dead by now. That's why I gave up reading them.....that and the fact there is no such thing as 'independent research'.