People who drink lots of black tea have reduced risk of lung and other diseases.

[Denzie]

you probably knew this but I thought I should share just in case.

cancer.gov/news-events/pres...

[JeanE41]

Interesting. I drink a lot of tea, primarily back tea, and have had lung cancer with a recurrence that were successfully treated. Could drinking tea have affected the fact that I'm still here? Never considered tea to be a factor. Thanks for posting this.

[Threecats]

Thank you Denzie, I’ll enjoy my morning cuppa all the more now😊

[Ergendl]

What was even better about the result was, that it didn't matter whether you added milk and/or sugar. It was having the two cups of tea daily that made a difference.

[CDPO16]

Well no wonder my lungs are shot at. I can't stand tea! ☺

[Davegt]

I thought we were a nation of tea drinkers. Black tea is the usual tea we drink in UK. Drinking with milk and sugar makes no difference. Therefore I would assume we have better results than other parts of Europe. Apparently we are the worst.

asthmaandlung.org.uk/lung-c...

[Karenanne61]

The amount I drink I should be immortal!

[Nicholatracy]

I did not know that. Thank you 🐞

[slram]

I would if I could find it decaffeineated (sp?).

[Hidden]

Well after looking inside my grandmother teapot I wouldn't have thought all the tannin would be healthy 😂😂 always wondered if tea does that to a teapot what is happening to your stomach 😂😂😂