Drinking tea or liquid before sleep makes your face big and makes you fat? - liquid sleep
Tea or drink fluids before sleep makes your face and makes you big fat? Is that true?
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Liquid Sleep Drinking Tea Or Liquid Before Sleep Makes Your Face Big And Makes You Fat?
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It's pretty ridiculous. You can if something were swollen with a lot of salt, but an impossible amopint calories from fat required for you in the night. Tea alone has no calories if you add milk or sugar.
usually not. If you puffyness on his face after drinking tea, I suspect that you have an allergic reaction to something in the tea to have. If you still see puffyness after the passage of water or other drinks (eg milk), see your doctor.
No, the water has no calories or fat and calorie content of tea has to be very little (more w / sugar) and fat-free.
Cold water is negative because the body of calories it has to process cells for you to Heat. Some teas caffeine can actually help good to Insomnia.
Who you do not know the human body.
You can see some people have to stand and urinate before the time of awakening ... But drink lots of water, day and night to control an important and essential for general Helath and weight.
If you can answer this question, tell me?
No, I do not think that his body should be attentive to their liquid levels 24 hours a day
But the Chinese believe that a high intake of sugar can give his full weight on his face recently, consumers found the large amount of sugar ruins of collagen in the eye.
This makes getting up to urinate all night!
This makes getting up to urinate all night!
Garbage. Each liguid before bed is processed by your body during the night and spent the morning urine are taken.
I'll tell you what. They drink any liquids before bedtime and I will check my face in the morning and to know.
No, why should it? If tea is nothing to prevent restful sleep, unless she was a tea made of will help you sleep.
lol no
No, why? I drink tea often, before going to bed. and better supply of liquid right before, at any time, for example, fresh water or juice. Ure, but the answer is NO.
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