Guide

Yes, turmeric-ginger tea is usually fine before bed when caffeine-free; adjust timing if reflux, medications, or pregnancy apply.

Yes, you can add milk to Turkish coffee, though classic service uses only water, sugar, and foam.

Yes, sweetened tea is usually fine on the clear-liquid day for colonoscopy prep as long as it’s dairy-free and see-through.

Yes, tropical juice in pregnancy is safe when it’s pasteurized, kept to small servings, and balanced with whole fruit.

Yes, drinking tea during influenza can be soothing and hydrating, as long as you choose gentle styles and watch caffeine and add-ins.

Yes, daily tulsi tea is generally fine for healthy adults, but dose, timing, and personal risks should guide your routine.

Yes, Starbucks Honey Citrus Mint Tea fits pregnancy when limited to one cup and kept within the 200 mg daily caffeine cap.

Yes, excessive herbal infusions can trigger side effects; safe amounts depend on the plant, your meds, and your health.

Yes, fennel tea can be overdone; limit daily cups and watch for tummy upset, skin reactions, or hormone-linked concerns.

Yes, too much jasmine tea can trigger caffeine symptoms and reduce iron uptake; most healthy adults do best with moderate cups.