Does Green Tea help in losing weight -=does it act like an appetite suppressent
Green Tea
Sep 09, 2003
4 Replies
It is a way to make water palatable without adding calories. And drinking water suppresses appetite. Black tea works the same way!
Peter
On 09 Sep 2003, Peter Roozemaal climbed into "rec.food.drink.tea", opened the box of crayons and scribbled the following:
Additionally, caffiene is a stimulant and can help keep you "moving" rather than "dozing", which has obvious benefits for those desiring to shrink their shape.
Derek
Careful though. Caffeine can make you crave sugar.
On 16 Sep 2003, LadyGreyer climbed into "rec.food.drink.tea", opened the box of crayons and scribbled the following:
Got a reference? The only thing I found was a study saying that caffeine does NOT affect blood sugar, which would contradict your assertion.
Derek
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