bexy89 asked:


And what’s bad about it? I hear about good stuff about antioxidants but then people also say you shouldn’t drink too much cos it contains caffeine.

sara asked:


Thanks for everyone who answered my question, but I felt that I had to “fine tune” my question a bit. My fiance LOVES to juice as many people mentioned, but I prefer the ’store bought’ powder version. It goes by the name of “greens+”, but that’s here in Canada. It’s not cheap, at $70 per container, but it’s supposed to be really good stuff. Now, my original question was can I just drink this instead of eating my veggies, cuz I don’t really eat alot of veggies, I don’t like them. Corn, some grean beans now and then, cabbage (as in coleslaw, lol), some fruit, and that’s about it. Yeah, I can get my fibre or whatever elsewhere, so I’m not worried about that. It’s mixed daily with apple juice, also. I really want the BENEFIT of the vegetables (antioxidants, etc.) without having to eat them. It doesn’t taste all that bad, either, you get used to it.

Daniel asked:


I’m thinking about moving to Amsterdam, just wondering. You stubborn people can explain the negatives, but put down a treatment for it ie. bad for memory, get a lot of antioxidants. (I don’t smoke :D)

Courtney asked:


Is there any other food that has similar health benefits as tea such as antioxidants? Tea tastes nasty to me and when I take a few sips I get that tingly feeling in my cheeks like I’m about to be sick. I want something healthy that gets all the bad stuff out of your body.

Chipmunk asked:


I’m drinking a lovely chai tea (for any of you who go to Starbucks, I’m drinking one of their chai tea lattes) right now and I was thinking…are there any heath benefits I could get from chai? Do they have antioxidants (spelling?) like green tea does? I’m just curious. For anyone who has the facts, please tell! Thanks!