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No, tea doesn’t create a drug-like high; it delivers mild caffeine with L-theanine that promotes calm alertness.

Yes, rhubarb juice freezes well when packed airtight with headspace and kept at 0°F (−18°C).

Yes, satsuma juice freezes well—use airtight containers with headspace and enjoy best quality within 3 months.

Tomato juice can go into freezer-grade plastic bags; cool it, leave headspace, seal well, and freeze flat.

Yes, you can freeze squeezed juices; quality holds well when packed airtight and thawed in the fridge.

Yes, tomato juice can be frozen raw; a short simmer improves texture and limits separation.

Yes—caffeine withdrawal can trigger headaches, usually within 24 hours and often easing within a week.

Yes, caffeine can trigger heart flutters or a racing beat in some people, especially at higher doses.

No, caffeine doesn’t cause a classic drug high; large doses can feel euphoric and may lead to intoxication-like symptoms.

Yes, caffeine withdrawal can trigger headaches, peaking within 24–48 hours and easing within a week for most people.