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This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it (DLG) writes: [...] About good green tea, there are some from Japan, but I don't have enough information for recommendations; as to Chinese green tea, Biluochun, Longjing(dragon well), Xinyang Maojian, Liuan Guapian, Taiping Kuihou [...] I think you meant Taiping Houkui, didn't you? /Lew Actually Lew, Kuihou seems quite correct. It would be a rare and refined version of Houkui, Leader of The Monkeys. Wouldn't it translate as Monkey of the Leaders ? Or does this make a monkey out of me? Back to the drawing board. Maybe the whole problem is just bad taiping. Michael

Lewis This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it /11/04 10: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it (DLG) writes: [...] About good green tea, there are some from Japan, but I don't have enough information for recommendations; as to Chinese green tea, Biluochun, Longjing(dragon well), Xinyang Maojian, Liuan Guapian, Taiping Kuihou [...] I think you meant Taiping Houkui, didn't you? Actually Lew, Kuihou seems quite correct. It would be a rare and refined version of Houkui, Leader of The Monkeys. Wouldn't it translate as Monkey of the Leaders ? Or does this make a monkey out of me? Back to the drawing board. Maybe the whole problem is just bad taiping. Don't worry about it.  That's trivial compared to the trouble you can get into with a monkey-picked king. /Lew

I drink about nine to twenty cups of green tea per-day. I only drink BIGELOW regular green tea. From what i can tell i dont think i can overdose on greentea. But should i be afraid of having too much? If you started taking your infusions intravenously

Hi Snowfish: As an everyday tea drinker for more than 10 years, I only experienced tea overdrinking twice; there are several dosages recorded in the classic texts which are to be avoided in everyday drinking, and my last miserable experience is just one of them, but those situations are less likely to be met outside China, because most elements associate with overdose (together with tea) are classified in the group of leaves , but not tea, and I haven't heard any leaves (strictly) are commercially available out side China. About good green tea, there are some from Japan, but I don't have enough information for recommendations; as to Chinese green tea, Biluochun, Longjing(dragon well), Xinyang Maojian, Liuan Guapian, Taiping Kuihou... just search the web and you will find hundreds of dealers. You know, since it sounds like i have nothing to fear of overdrinking tea, i'm gonna venture out and see what my limit is. I will look online to see what tea i can order.... in bulk!

<news: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Hi Snowfish: As an everyday tea drinker for more than 10 years, I only experienced tea overdrinking twice; there are several dosages recorded in the classic texts which are to be avoided in everyday drinking, and my last miserable experience is just one of them, but those situations are less likely to be met outside China, because most elements associate with overdose (together with tea) are classified in the group of leaves , but not tea, and I haven't heard any leaves (strictly) are commercially available out side China. About good green tea, there are some from Japan, but I don't have enough information for recommendations; as to Chinese green tea, Biluochun, Longjing(dragon well), Xinyang Maojian, Liuan Guapian, Taiping Kuihou... just search the web and you will find hundreds of dealers. You know, since it sounds like i have nothing to fear of overdrinking tea, i'm gonna venture out and see what my limit is. I will look online to see what tea i can order.... in bulk! Snowfish, I'm sure that given enough perseverence and fortitude you could overdose on tea. You appear highly motivated. Good luck in your quest. Unless I misunderstand your meaning of limit and in bulk. Michael

Symptoms of a green tea overdose are not well known but might include restlessness, tremor, vomiting, and abdominal spasms. Yeah it's that not well known and might include part that simply just makes the rest mean, if it hurts, dont do it.  I wish that there would be some sort of warning lable on tea if i could overdose on it. And if you can O.D. on green tea can has it killed some one yet? The dangerous dosis  must be very huge. I have a friend that eats tea powder (cheap macha), about 30 g every day. She mixes it with yogurt and says that makes her skin beautiful : she knows well, she is easthetician, skin care specialist. So far, she has done that for 15 years and is still in good health. If you just brew leaves, you can't intake as much as that. BTW, I didn't tell you that secret. Keep buying expensive anti-wrinkle creams. Kuri