Always buy an earl grey tea from a reputable company. Also, check the manufacturing date and expiry date of the tea.
Earl Grey Tea contains micro-toxin called bergapten which may affect the absorption of potassium in the body and may cause cramping in the hands and legs. All teas contain tannic and gallic acid which may affect the absorb of iron found in leafy green plants.(2)
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Description
Earl grey tea is typically a black tea which is flavoured with oil from the rind of bergamot orange. It is flavoured during manufacturing toward the end of processing, once the tea leaves have dried.