Cuppa tea

[Mylittleloves]

Hello, I’m wondering why a cup of tea with milk and sugar is not recommended for a pink sway? Is it because it raises blood sugar levels in the same way as a meal? And if so would it be ok to only have one immediately after a meal? Thank you! (I’m not English but I do love my English Breakfast Tea!)


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[frankie2017]

Curious too - I am English and have one only in the morning and I CANT stop ! Haha


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[thirdtimeclucky]

I thought it was something to do with the higher nutritional content (as opposed to coffee)???

I soooo miss my tea! :(

[Girlswaylondon]

I'm not sure of the logic but being British and a major tea drinker when convincing my son I really believe it sways blue! My mum is a massive coffee drinker never tea and has 2 girls!

[mamasboys]

Definitely not British, but I lived there for years and my husband is from there, and I honestly drink 5 cups a day (2 boys! haha) Starting my plan on Monday - really can't stomach coffee unless someone has an amazing suggestion to make it bearable?????? Honestly, if I accidentally take a sip of my husband's coffee I spit it right out, no matter where I am (SO dramatic!!!) Any tips would be soooooo appreciated!!!!

[Throwaway_panther]

My pet theory is actually because the forms of caffeine in tea as compared to coffee are completely different. We call it caffeine, but the stimulant in caffeinated tea is a different compound. Either way, we seem to notice tea sways blue compared to coffee.

[atomic sagebrush]

we just have observed that women who drink tea (myself included) seem to have more boys conceived and since it isn't strictly necessary I tend to leave it out.

[EnglishDame]

mamasboys I was the same, absolutely hated it but I've been forcing myself to drink it and now I can stomach it. Still don't like it and I'm looking forward to not having to drink it any more but glad I can add it in to my sway.

[atomic sagebrush]

My pet theory is actually because the forms of caffeine in tea as compared to coffee are completely different. We call it caffeine, but the stimulant in caffeinated tea is a different compound. Either way, we seem to notice tea sways blue compared to coffee.

There is also the angle that tea may have some phytoestrogen activity and/or coffee may affect blood sugar in a pink friendly way.