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Non-antioxidant morning beverage? 20 Jan 2022 14:17 #73586

NickiFili Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 12 Thank you received: 8	Hello, I posted earlier this week that I was having trouble with the results of the mold protocol & 1000. But I think my morning chai tea beverage is interfering even though I take it two hours before I start. I need a hot beverage in the morning to get me going, preferably with a little bit of caffeine. ANY IDEAS for a hot beverage in the morning that is not high in antioxidants? Thanks!
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Non-antioxidant morning beverage? 20 Jan 2022 16:02 #73587

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i am the same. i have coffee first and it supposed to be very high in antiox then start doses about 1/12 hrs later. maybe the tea has many more antioxidants than my coffee or maybe u need to stop the tea and find another hot drink. maybe its the low doses i am taking so i dont have prob. but when i first started i knocked the hot drink on the head and started p1000 as soon as got up. its trial and error ev1 different so i hope you soon find what works for you

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