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Green tea

I'm 2 1/2 weeks post op and am curious if I can have diet green tea. I bought a 20 oz bottle thinking its not carbonated but the bubbles at the top made me a little nervous. Thoughts anyone?

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    • Pookeyism
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      If the bubbles are just froth from the shaking the tea, etc you are ok.. If they are streaming to the top steadily like they are coming from the drink itself (no effort on your part to shake, etc.) th

    • JessicaAnn
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      It may have caffeine in it. Double check if your not supposed to have caffeine

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    If the bubbles are just froth from the shaking the tea, etc you are ok.. If they are streaming to the top steadily like they are coming from the drink itself (no effort on your part to shake, etc.) then that is carbonation. You should be ok if it says no carbonation. SOME are carbonated, however.

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    It may have caffeine in it. Double check if your not supposed to have caffeine

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    The bottle doesn't state if its carbonated or not but there is caffeine in it. I best just stay away from it! I don't remember my NUT mentioning caffeine just carbonated drinks but I'd rather be safe than sorry!

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