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Sip Tea Or Coffee

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When you feel yourself getting hungry even though you know you just ate sip tea or coffee the warm liquid soothes your hunger and if you just sweeten it with Splenda or another non-calorie sweetener you can cut down on extra calories.

- Submitted by ARIA2626 2/8/2011 in Weight Loss | 2 Comments

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Rev-up your morning coffee.

I add a green tea tea bag to my coffee pot to rev-up my morning cup of coffee.

- Submitted by CHERYLJM2 2/8/2011 | 0 Comments | View Secret

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Tea and coffee may protect your brain. Those who sipped as little as half a cup of coffee or tea a day were 34% less likely to develop brain cancer later in life than those who didn't, according to a study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. High levels of antioxidants in these drinks may help prevent cancer cells from forming in the brain, scientist say.

- Submitted by DELICATE_LADY 2/8/2011 | 2 Comments | View Secret

Avoiding excess of sugar in coffee or tea

Before pouring the sugar into the coffee or tea cup, I take a first sip without any sugar. As it is really bitter, a tiny tsp will make a huge difference, since the previous reference is bitter. It has worked so well for me that now I take my coffee (even spresso) with no sugar at all.

- Submitted by BERARDICELIA 2/8/2011 | 0 Comments | View Secret

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