8. In 2012, 94 mergers or acquisitions took place in the hospital industry worth a total of $1.88 billion, the highest value of M&A activity within the industry over the last decade, according to Irving Levin Associates.
If you really want tea (and you want it now!) then shoot for bottled versions with an acid like lemon juice or citric acid, which help stabilize EGCg levels. 10. Squeeze on the Citrus Adding lemon increases teaâs antioxidant potential. Vitamin C provides an acidic condition for catechins inside our bodies, making them more available for absorption. Normally teaâs catechins become super-unstable in the high acidity of our intestines.
Best Answer: Sweet teas are better in that there is no carbonation nor any harsh additives that are in soda. Soda is bad for your kidneys, has way too much sugar, and it can erode the enamel in your teeth. But then again, sweet tea has a lot of sugar too. So the best thing is to avoid soda if you can, and if not drink it in moderation. And drink sweet tea in moderation too, so you won't get so much sugar.