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@lioness
Hi,
Wow, I thought that was so bizarre until I goggled it. Most sites suggested that drinking tea or any beverages when too hot will expand the blood vessels causing a nosebleed. Some other people suggested that green tea has a property that could interfere with clotting. So I guess that is something you should avoid unless you want to try cooling it down with an ice cube (that’s what I do ) before drinking. I drink decaffinated green tea every day but I am not prone to nosebleeds. Waiting until my son in law gets another one so I can run to the rescue with q tips and apple cider vinegar.
FL Mary
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@imallers I even drink mine semi cool and when everyday drinking it I got a nosebleed So staying away from it as I'm prone to them . I did use the apple cider and q tip after I stopped the bleeding with Kleenex I also take a baby aspirin ever since I had my by pass so between the 2 that's what happens . I only now take the aspirin every other day .