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Yes, four Twisted Teas can get you drunk—each is one standard drink, so four in ~2 hours may reach 0.08% BAC for many adults.

Yes, you can drink tea in pregnancy within 200 mg caffeine per day; pick low-caffeine teas and stick with well-studied, pregnancy-safe herbs.

Yes, you can drink too much coffee; above ~400 mg caffeine a day raises the chance of jitters, poor sleep, and racing heartbeat.

Yes, you can get food poisoning from coffee if water, equipment, milk, or cold brew handling is unsafe.

Yes, you can microwave some coffee cups, but only those labeled microwave-safe and free of metal trim or parts.

No, bulletproof coffee breaks a strict fast; the butter and MCT oil add calories that stop a zero-calorie fasting window.

No—during a fasting blood test, drink only water; black coffee can skew several lab results.

Yes, you can have tea on keto; choose unsweetened brews and low-carb add-ins to keep net carbs near zero.

Yes, you can have coffee once it’s cool and the first 24 hours have passed; avoid hot sips and straws until healing is steady.

No—before a fasting blood test, only water is allowed; coffee can skew results unless your clinician gives different instructions.