Does tea could make you have Diarrhea?
958555
Yes Tea can give you Diarrhea if you drink to much because of the caffeine in it some are weaker in the stomach then other and other teas like green tea and other ones be careful they say they help but you have to watch if your stomach is weak
262823
Caffeine has been shown to have a slight impact on blood sugar levels- but chances are that one cup of tea isn't going to cause significant alteration to your lab results.
156532
yes tea. i suggest peppermint if you ate too much and something with ginger if you just ate too funky (which it sounds like :). also, bananas are great for upset tummies. sounds odd but works.
585945
Green tea cleanses your body.
1080710
It could cause mild nausea.\n\nadd a dash of apple cider vinegar to a small cup of root beer to eliminate nausea.
109885
No. Actually, if it has corn syrup or high fructose corn syrup in it, it can cause diarhea. The ph balance in cranberry juice is good for bladder and kidney infections though. Make sure you get organic, natural without added sugars and such though.\n\n==========================\nPossible Side Effects \n\n\nDrinking cranberry juice in large quantities can cause diarrhea and stomach upset.\n\nNo serious side effects have been associated with the use of moderate amounts of cranberry in supplement form. Some people develop loose stools as a result of treatment with cranberry supplements, however; stop taking them if this occurs.
550145
If you have it every morning, you need to see a doctor. This is not normal. You have a health problem that needs attention. If it's just been a couple of days, you could try simple, bland foods like toast, rice, tea to give your digestive system a rest. I would definitely give milk a break, that usually makes diarrhea worse.
451876
I don't think so. While eating fruit and veggies is good for you, too much can cause diarrhea. Definately include more fruits and vegetables in your daily diet. Also, make sure you are drinking at LEAST two eight ounce glasses of water (not juice, soda, hi-c) a day. It will help keep you hydrated and flush out impurities. Add walking every day for a half hour to get your blood pumping helps too!
306849
yes absolutely.  It will keep you from being dehydrated.  Vomiting WITH diarrhea can be a deadly combination if you do not replace your fluids.  Drink lots of clear liquids.
486638
Tea does not have enough caffiene to dehydrate the body. Strong coffee does.\nAlcohol too - Less than 10% alcohol hydrates more than dehydrates, while more than 10% dehydrates more than hydrates.
263656
i recommend certain types of organic teas without any sugar. there are teas for fasting and detox which do the trick. They usually contain dandelion and dont taste the best.
418113
Tea as a whole can hinder the absorption of Iron, so be careful.  If you're taking a suppliment, a cup shouldn't be a problem, though.
479242
Can I ask? Do you find that this feeling happens during warmer days? The heat could be a key. If so, it might be the caffiene. As a fellow Mountain Dew lover, I find that after coffe, tea and dew all the caffiene totally messes with my system and dizziness and almost a "numbing" effect in my stomach and body seems to take over. My doctor told me to limit my caffiene intake to one cup. I now drink decaffinated tea in the summer and much more water. I cut the dew in the spring and summer too and switch to gatorade or something. *shrugs* Just a thought. Good luck.....hope you get better!
472949
Too much of any caffeine can lead to the development of gastritis (irritation/inflammation of the stomach lining) which can lead to ulcer formation. This includes coffee, tea and certain types of sodas/pops.
178151
Wu-long tea or Oolong tea is just a kind of tea leaf, like Jasmine tea or Chrysanthemum tea or Orange Pekoe tea (which is what Lipton is) or English Breakfast Tea.. It doesn't have special weight loss properties.  "Wu-long" means "black dragon".\n\nMost of the weight loss teas have senna, which just gives you diarrhea.  It's also in some laxatives.  That's not real weight loss, in my book.
780045
Your exercise routine seems ideal. That accompanied with the right diet should help you with weight loss and maintenance.\n\nHowever, you might want to observe your diet closely. From what you've written, you might be allergic to some food types that gives you the diarrehea. Do see a doctor about this.
294457
Bad.  Hot green tea is better for you.