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sweetsweetnothingg OP t1_j7tk2t7 wrote

You are right actually, must have been something else in the teas. I had only had half an apple and the tea. After getting sick, I had the other half an apple and felt fine. So weird because the symptoms were exactly the caffeine overdose ones. Nausea headache lightheaded and vomit so was easy to assume

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Sharter-Darkly t1_j7uecvs wrote

It was probably the Tannins in the tea. On an empty stomach they make you feel pretty bad. I’ve been close to sickness from it before.

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pirate-irl t1_j7uxnm2 wrote

Tea on an empty stomache (or nearly empty) can make you feel bad for sure - it's a fairly well documented phenomenon that can pop up even on regular tea drinkers who don't experience it normally. It's like clockwork for me if I have black or green tea on an empty belly I feel almost drunk/delirious and nauseous.

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aktyn87 t1_j7tku60 wrote

If i have normal black tea or green tea without breakfast, i feel like I'm about to spew for good hour or so

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Zaknafeyn t1_j7uv9td wrote

Apples have caffeine too.

If a single red bull actually almost gave you a heart attack, you need to be careful.

Don't eat an apple have a coffee then eat some chocolate or you might just bust yourself up

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BreDenny t1_j7uy0lh wrote

Apples don’t have caffeine

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Zaknafeyn t1_j7uyefv wrote

Yep, not sure when the last time I heard it was but I see that it's been debunked.

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Cindexxx t1_j7veaer wrote

It has something else in the skin that promotes wakefulness iirc. But yeah not caffeine.

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