How many cups of green tea for weight loss?
Replies
-
I drink 32 oz of iced green tea every day at work (5 tea bags and 1 ginger). I drink it cuz I like it, it helps me get my water goal without having to drink water. The reason I use so many tea bags is because I like it strong. I've done this for years and haven't noticed any additional weight loss or boost in metabolism. Drink green tea because it taste good and good for it, not because it might boost your metabolism .000000001% (just a made of number, don't quote me on this)
^^^This...
My tea of choice is Red Rooibos. When I make it iced it is amazing! 4 tea bags for me in 32oz of water left out on the deck in the sun for at least 12 hours. I add 1 ounce of agave or honey.2 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »You don't have a slow metabolism and green tea does not impact this.
Be careful in these wooish diet ideas. Some time ago I was contacted by the doctor who could not stop his patient bleeding after injecting her with a 24 ga needle (very small needle). After investigating we found that the patient put herself on a green tea regimen and was drinking several cups a day. Green tea contains anti clotting factors and this woman essentially removed her ability to form blood clots.
A friend of mine who works at a hospital here told me a similar story about how one of those ridiculous green tea diets slowed blood clotting in someone who was also taken an oral anticoagulant. It's sad how so many believe that Green tea helps you to lose tons of weight and all those silly diets.
That will depend on the anticoagulant medication, but yes, coumadin is counteracted by Vitamin K.
Side note: my Mom was on coumadin. She also was a farmer's daughter and always had a big garden, even after we kids left and dad died, because she could easily eat nothing but fruits and veggies. She was having some issues and her blood was too thick. Turns out she was eating too many tomatoes each day and had to limit herself to only 1. The vitamin K in tomatoes was messing with her coumadin.2 -
snickerscharlie wrote: »"Zero. Zero cups of green tea. Ah-ah-ah." <Said in Count Von Count's voice>
Ha! I've been doing this all week!
2 -
-
LiveInLeggings wrote: »Green tea is right up there with tumeric, apple cider vinegar and hot sauce in terms of weight loss wastes of time. The amount you would have to consume of these for anything positive to happen is ridiculous. Calorie deficit is #1.
Now you've done it. There are a hundred lurkers out there whose only takeaway from the entire thread (besides all the apple desserts) is going to be Note to self - add turmeric, ACV and hot sauce to green tea to lose weight. (j/k)5 -
Did someone say dessert?
7 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »Did someone say dessert?
Now this is a much more preferable way to consume green tea0 -
I don't even know why I get involved in these threads. All I get out of them is mind-blowing food porn that triggers me to look up recipes and go on a baking binge.
6 -
snickerscharlie wrote: »snickerscharlie wrote: »"Zero. Zero cups of green tea. Ah-ah-ah." <Said in Count Von Count's voice>
Nope. You are wrong. Stop spreading incorrect info!!!!! I said six before and and six it must be. How dare you suggest otherwise.
Can we compromise and make it 3, then?
Fine. But they have to be 500ml cups.
2 cups is 500ml. So that's still 6 cups.
I can math. Metric and imperial.
No deal. Nice try, though!
7 -
-
quiksylver296 wrote: »Did someone say dessert?
Ooooooo what *is* that!?!? No, wait, I don't care: I want some. Maybe 6. If there's gelatin in them, don't tell me.
1 -
FireOpalCO wrote: »
Seriously, I need help. Here's the result of someone pointing me to Bob's Redmill One for One Gluten Free Baking Flour last Christmas.
7 -
FireOpalCO wrote: »
Seriously, I need help. Here's the result of someone pointing me to Bob's Redmill One for One Gluten Free Baking Flour last Christmas.
You're joining us on the handbasket/train, right?7 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »FireOpalCO wrote: »
Seriously, I need help. Here's the result of someone pointing me to Bob's Redmill One for One Gluten Free Baking Flour last Christmas.
You're joining us on the handbasket/train, right?
You bet! Does the train have a kitchen car? I'm feeling another baking spree coming on...6 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »FireOpalCO wrote: »
Seriously, I need help. Here's the result of someone pointing me to Bob's Redmill One for One Gluten Free Baking Flour last Christmas.
You're joining us on the handbasket/train, right?
You bet! Does the train have a kitchen car? I'm feeling another baking spree coming on...
Kitchen car, ice cream car, pet car. We're fully loaded!4 -
If you chew the tea leaves it will burn more calories 2
-
LiveInLeggings wrote: »Green tea is right up there with tumeric, apple cider vinegar and hot sauce in terms of weight loss wastes of time. The amount you would have to consume of these for anything positive to happen is ridiculous. Calorie deficit is #1.
See, I like hot sauce for weight loss. Simply because it has very few calories and replaces stuff I would use (ketchup) that has a lot more. Hell, I've even used hot sauce on pasta instead of reaching for cheese.
3 -
It worked for me, 3 large glasses times a day, plain no sugar or honey sweetener10
-
Fitnessflexibility wrote: »It worked for me, 3 large glasses times a day, plain no sugar or honey sweetener
How?3 -
Fitnessflexibility wrote: »It worked for me, 3 large glasses times a day, plain no sugar or honey sweetener
What’s your definition of “it worked for me”?4 -
So, you're saying that we should add green tea leaves, tumeric, ACV, and hot sauce to our grapefruit-and-cabbage soup, right?LiveInLeggings wrote: »Green tea is right up there with tumeric, apple cider vinegar and hot sauce in terms of weight loss wastes of time. The amount you would have to consume of these for anything positive to happen is ridiculous. Calorie deficit is #1.
(We won't lose weight unless we're also in a calorie deficit, but at least the soup would taste like something....)
0 -
Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
So, you're saying that we should add green tea leaves, tumeric, ACV, and hot sauce to our grapefruit-and-cabbage soup, right?LiveInLeggings wrote: »Green tea is right up there with tumeric, apple cider vinegar and hot sauce in terms of weight loss wastes of time. The amount you would have to consume of these for anything positive to happen is ridiculous. Calorie deficit is #1.
(We won't lose weight unless we're also in a calorie deficit, but at least the soup would taste like something....)
Don't forget the hot dog water.
5 -
DomesticKat wrote: »Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
So, you're saying that we should add green tea leaves, tumeric, ACV, and hot sauce to our grapefruit-and-cabbage soup, right?LiveInLeggings wrote: »Green tea is right up there with tumeric, apple cider vinegar and hot sauce in terms of weight loss wastes of time. The amount you would have to consume of these for anything positive to happen is ridiculous. Calorie deficit is #1.
(We won't lose weight unless we're also in a calorie deficit, but at least the soup would taste like something....)
Don't forget the hot dog water.
Why is this a thing? Do people enjoy it? Do they think it will help them in some way? I have shoved a lot of things into water for drinking purposes and never once has it included hot dogs. I demand answers.1 -
poonampattani81 wrote: »I m into calorie deficit ..i m consuminh 1250 calories daily...i also do cardio...but because of slow metabolism i m not loosing weight so thought of green tea...anyone lost weight with green tea?how many cups to have daily for weight loss?
There's no one miraculous food or drink for weight loss. It isn't the amount of green tea that will do it. You'll get there by consuming less calories and burning more calories.0 -
poonampattani81 wrote: »I m into calorie deficit ..i m consuminh 1250 calories daily...i also do cardio...but because of slow metabolism i m not loosing weight so thought of green tea...anyone lost weight with green tea?how many cups to have daily for weight loss?
Six. Go with six.
Incorrect. The number is three.
Count to three, no more, no less.
Three shall be the number thou shalt count, and the number of the counting shall be three.
Four shalt thou not count, neither count thou two, excepting that thou then proceed to three.
Five is right out!
Once the count of three is consumed, you may feast upon the lambs and sloths and carp and anchovies and orangutans and breakfast cereals and fruit bats and large chu...19 -
DomesticKat wrote: »Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
So, you're saying that we should add green tea leaves, tumeric, ACV, and hot sauce to our grapefruit-and-cabbage soup, right?LiveInLeggings wrote: »Green tea is right up there with tumeric, apple cider vinegar and hot sauce in terms of weight loss wastes of time. The amount you would have to consume of these for anything positive to happen is ridiculous. Calorie deficit is #1.
(We won't lose weight unless we're also in a calorie deficit, but at least the soup would taste like something....)
Don't forget the hot dog water.
Why is this a thing? Do people enjoy it? Do they think it will help them in some way? I have shoved a lot of things into water for drinking purposes and never once has it included hot dogs. I demand answers.
It's KetoWater?
That's all I got...7 -
DomesticKat wrote: »Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
So, you're saying that we should add green tea leaves, tumeric, ACV, and hot sauce to our grapefruit-and-cabbage soup, right?LiveInLeggings wrote: »Green tea is right up there with tumeric, apple cider vinegar and hot sauce in terms of weight loss wastes of time. The amount you would have to consume of these for anything positive to happen is ridiculous. Calorie deficit is #1.
(We won't lose weight unless we're also in a calorie deficit, but at least the soup would taste like something....)
Don't forget the hot dog water.
Why is this a thing? Do people enjoy it? Do they think it will help them in some way? I have shoved a lot of things into water for drinking purposes and never once has it included hot dogs. I demand answers.
It's not actually. It was made to sell at a conference/fair type of thing. They used scientific looking "evidence" and people bought it. A lot of it. The purpose was trying to get people to critically think about what is true scientific evidence and what is cherry picked to sell products.8 -
DomesticKat wrote: »Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
So, you're saying that we should add green tea leaves, tumeric, ACV, and hot sauce to our grapefruit-and-cabbage soup, right?LiveInLeggings wrote: »Green tea is right up there with tumeric, apple cider vinegar and hot sauce in terms of weight loss wastes of time. The amount you would have to consume of these for anything positive to happen is ridiculous. Calorie deficit is #1.
(We won't lose weight unless we're also in a calorie deficit, but at least the soup would taste like something....)
Don't forget the hot dog water.
Why is this a thing? Do people enjoy it? Do they think it will help them in some way? I have shoved a lot of things into water for drinking purposes and never once has it included hot dogs. I demand answers.
There was a character in Scooby Doo called Hot Dog Water. It's a great nickname.0 -
Sigh. With this poster it's deja vu all over again.3
-
snickerscharlie wrote: »DomesticKat wrote: »Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
So, you're saying that we should add green tea leaves, tumeric, ACV, and hot sauce to our grapefruit-and-cabbage soup, right?LiveInLeggings wrote: »Green tea is right up there with tumeric, apple cider vinegar and hot sauce in terms of weight loss wastes of time. The amount you would have to consume of these for anything positive to happen is ridiculous. Calorie deficit is #1.
(We won't lose weight unless we're also in a calorie deficit, but at least the soup would taste like something....)
Don't forget the hot dog water.
Why is this a thing? Do people enjoy it? Do they think it will help them in some way? I have shoved a lot of things into water for drinking purposes and never once has it included hot dogs. I demand answers.
It's KetoWater?
That's all I got...nutmegoreo wrote: »DomesticKat wrote: »Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
So, you're saying that we should add green tea leaves, tumeric, ACV, and hot sauce to our grapefruit-and-cabbage soup, right?LiveInLeggings wrote: »Green tea is right up there with tumeric, apple cider vinegar and hot sauce in terms of weight loss wastes of time. The amount you would have to consume of these for anything positive to happen is ridiculous. Calorie deficit is #1.
(We won't lose weight unless we're also in a calorie deficit, but at least the soup would taste like something....)
Don't forget the hot dog water.
Why is this a thing? Do people enjoy it? Do they think it will help them in some way? I have shoved a lot of things into water for drinking purposes and never once has it included hot dogs. I demand answers.
It's not actually. It was made to sell at a conference/fair type of thing. They used scientific looking "evidence" and people bought it. A lot of it. The purpose was trying to get people to critically think about what is true scientific evidence and what is cherry picked to sell products.
Both of these are acceptable answers. I am now going to imagine that at the conference they called the parent company H2KetO in order to seem more official.5
This discussion has been closed.
Categories
- All Categories
- 1.4M Health, Wellness and Goals
- 393.5K Introduce Yourself
- 43.8K Getting Started
- 260.2K Health and Weight Loss
- 175.9K Food and Nutrition
- 47.5K Recipes
- 232.5K Fitness and Exercise
- 430 Sleep, Mindfulness and Overall Wellness
- 6.5K Goal: Maintaining Weight
- 8.5K Goal: Gaining Weight and Body Building
- 153K Motivation and Support
- 8K Challenges
- 1.3K Debate Club
- 96.3K Chit-Chat
- 2.5K Fun and Games
- 3.8K MyFitnessPal Information
- 24 News and Announcements
- 1.1K Feature Suggestions and Ideas
- 2.6K MyFitnessPal Tech Support Questions