is headache due to green tea drinking temporary

Same. Every time I try to drink green tea I find that within a couple of hours I've got that "hint" of a headache but it doesn't go full-blown migraine. I suffer from migraines and really watch out for triggers. Last year, while doing a cleansing diet, I discovered a big culprit to those migraines was gluten.

I experience bad headaches each time I consume this tea. It stays for the entire day and no pain medication helps. What is the problem?

Me too. Just stopped cold Turkey last week and havent had another head ache since.

I, too, suffer from migraines and every time I drink green tea, I get a headache.

I also had the same problem,I switched to a less strong brand.Green tea is excellent for your teethes and reducing weight.

Such a nice thing about the internet..................just Google 'Green Tea and headaches" after I got my latest headache, which I seemed to notice starting once I started drinking Green Tea.............this was such a helpful thread............thank you all...........and thank you internet. Anyone want a big box of green tea!

So weird that there's a page with so many peeps with my issue!

Stopped coffee, decided to get decaf green tea. Wondered why I had headaches so often and just realised after a cup of tea that I suddenly have a headache I didn't have before the tea.

Gonna try again in the morning and see if it brings in a headache, if it does then no more green tea for me

I, too, get headaches while drinking green tea. Don't think it has time to get in and detoxify that quickly. I am a coffee drinker so don't think it would be caffeine level because I don't get jittery like with coffee. So, I was wondering if it could trigger a sort of allergic reaction. It especially happens with green tea that I get from restaurants and coffee shops. Hmm. Interesting. Would love to hear a logical theory since I am not prone to headaches.

Green tea has lengthy been touted as a 'weight reduction aid', a health drink for humans suffering to lose weight. Experts vouch for 2 to 3 cups of inexperienced tea combined with a healthful diet plan as a way to shed pounds. Known for boosting metabolism and easing the procedure of digestion, it's been an tremendous drink for plenty. However, as they are saying, some thing in excess is awful, irrespective of how healthful a food it's miles. Does this wonder drink have any side outcomes? Can it reason any opposite consequences inside the frame? How a lot green tea is sufficient to healthy the each day requirement? Let's discover.

According to Bangalore-based Nutritionist Dr. Anju Sood, "extra of green tea can dehydrate your frame. Hence I would not propose more than three cups a day." Delhi-primarily based Nutritionist Lokendra Tomar concurs, "Drinking extra quantity of green tea increases acid in belly because of excessive caffeine content material. So consuming greater than three cups of green tea can purpose acidity, bloating, or acid reflux. Consuming excess inexperienced tea also can motive mineral deficiency, because it carries tannin that binds minerals like iron and further hinders its absorption within the body."

Yes it can cause nausea and vomiting..too much caffeine is a cause and also depends on persons metabolism of the caffeine. Headaches may occur due to the rise in blood pressure & surely adds to the effect if a person is prone to migraines & on that note, other various medications may also cause vessels to constrict. If a person is not drinking plenty of water dehydration may occur causing more headaches & in addition; frequent urination with loss of potassium. Most tea is a blood thinner so taking aspirin or things like warfarin (coumadin) may not be advisable to drink too much tea. Everyone is different, different food intakes, medications, metabolics , Chronic/Acute diseases & age. Wow all for green tea.
Hope that helped

I too get headaches from green tea--especially matcha. It is due to its high anti-oxcident levels.
It detoxes the body but some people have trouble detoxing due to sluggish liver/kidney function and it can't process so many toxins at once. So they end up recirculating back through your body giving you headaches and fatigue. It's called the herkimer effect. Commomly known as "herxing". I noticed that people who are sensitive to caffeine, have more trouble with herxing. Those who can drink a cup of coffee and go to sleep, have a greater liver function and don't herx.