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High-Caffeine Teas
Hi,
I have sleep apnea which, among other things, makes it very difficult for me to stay awake when I need to. I rely on soft drinks with a high caffeine level to help me stay awake at work. Since one of causes of the apnea is being overweight, the soft drinks do as much to cause the problem as help with it. What I'm looking for is recommendations for a tea with a high caffeine level that would not require adding sugar. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks. Gary J Sibio http://home.earthlink.net/~garysibio/ I need a trypaning like I need a hole in my head. |
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Thanks all for the advice on the tea and the concern over my apnea. I
was being treated for it but I could not use the CPAP machine. My doctor scheduled me for the operation about three years ago but two days later I lost my job and my health insurance. In the interim I am working on the "lose weight" approach (the heavier you are, the worse it is) but have only recently begun to have any success at all in that area. Gary J Sibio http://home.earthlink.net/~garysibio/ I need a trypaning like I need a hole in my head. |
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