Guillermo or Fermented Tea
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Color
Light Brown
Dark Brown, Yellow
Types
Espresso
Oolong, Black, Pu-erh
Milk Content
Little
Not required
Taste
Little bitter
Vinegary
Serving Style
Cold, Hot
Warm
Additives
Espresso, Lemon, Milk, Water
Black Tea, Sugar, Water
Physical Benefits
Not Available
Improves digestion, Makes better immune system
Mental Health Benefits
Not Available
Boosts Energy, Fights depression, Strengthens mood
Disease Prevention
Not Available
Prevents cancer
Overall Health Benefits
Not Available
Detoxifies your body, Useful for weight control
Hair Care
Not Available
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Skin Care
Not Available
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Low Risk Side Effects
Acidity
Not Available
High Risk Side Effects
Increase in Acidity that leads to Ulcer, Stomach pains
Liver disease
Caffeine Content
Not Available
Short (8 floz)
Not Available
Short (236 ml)
Not Available
Caffeine Level
Unknown
High
Effects of Caffeine
Unknown
Headache, Heart problems, Insomnia, Irritability, Nervousness
Without Sugar
Not Available
Not Available
With Skimmed Milk
Not Available
Not Available
With Skimmed Milk and Sugar
Not Available
Not Available
With Whole Milk
Not Available
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With Whole Milk and Sugar
Not Available
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Calories With Additives
Not Available
Not Available
Carbohydrates
Not Available
Originated in
Italy
China
Origin Period
Unknown
5000 yrs ago
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