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How much to drink: Tea is primarily made from water, so it contributes to hydration levels, but it should supplement, not replace, water intake. For most people, 2 to 4 cups of unsweetened tea per day ...

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Here's what the latest research says Does coffee ice cream have caffeine? If you weren’t already aware, coffee ice cream does in fact contain small amounts of caffeine.

Although if you’re particularly sensitive to caffeine, try cutting off caffeine by noon, Steinberg says. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Does coffee ice cream have caffeine?

Drinking too much tea, especially black tea with its higher caffeine content, can cause problems like insomnia, anxiety, stomach irritation, nausea, or a faster heart rate.