Black Tea consumption

What is up my buddies. Just wondering about that study maybe last year about black tea and hair loss? I drink 2-3 cups a day and was wondering if drinking would have a similar effect on hair as a external black tea rinse?

I currently am putting to much in my hair Emu Oil, Virgin Coconut Oil and Shea butter

Here are some disadvanteges of taking black tea regularly... But never see the hair problem in these disadvanteges.

Anemia: Drinking black tea may make anemia more intense in people with a deficiency of iron.

Anxiety disorders: The caffeine in black tea might make these conditions more worse.

Bleeding disorders: There is some reason to believe that the caffeine in black tea might slow blood clotting, though this has not been shown in people. Use caffeine very carefully if you have a bleeding disorder.

Heart problems: Caffeine in black tea can cause irregular heartbeat in certain people. If you have heart disease, use caffeine with caution.

High blood pressure: The caffeine in black tea might increase blood pressure in people with high blood pressure. However, this doesn't seem to occur in people who drink black tea or other caffeinated products regularly.

Hmmmmm my anxiety has gone away during the time I was drinking red tea regularly. I have more control over it

Basically all of the negative effects associated with caffeine can be put off completely if it is consumed with a meal.

Here's the only thing I've ever head about black tea, in relation to hair loss. This is in combination with soy isoflavone supplementation:

http://www.hairloss-research.org/UpdateBlacktea7-09.html

TrueGround wrote:Here's the only thing I've ever head about black tea, in relation to hair loss. This is in combination with soy isoflavone supplementation:

http://www.hairloss-research.org/UpdateBlacktea7-09.html

too bad its just a rodent model.