Anyone else Tea-Maxxing?

[JaqueS]

Lately I've been toying with different teas for improving my looks.

Here's my current stack:

1. Morning, Green Tea:
   • Contains EGCG antioxidants, polyphenols, mild caffeine
   • Benefits from these:
     • Clearer skin: Reduces acne, inflammation, and redness
     • Anti-aging: Slows wrinkles by fighting oxidative stress
     • Fat loss: Boosts metabolism → leaner face & jawline definition
     • Eye aesthetics: Reduces puffiness and dark circles
     • Hormone balance: Lowers DHT slightly → helps hair quality
2. Lunch, 3 Mint Tea:
   • Contains Menthol, flavonoids
   • Benefits from these:
     • Reduces bloating: Flatter stomach = better posture & proportions
     • Hormonal skin benefits: Can slightly reduce excess androgens → less acne
     • Breath & oral aesthetics: Fresh breath = instant social halo
     • Soothing effect: Reduces stress → better skin tone & sleep quality
3. Night, Lemon and Ginger tea:
   • Contains Vitamin C, gingerols, antioxidants
   • Benefits from these:
     • Skin glow: Vitamin C boosts collagen & brightness
     • Jawline clarity: Reduces water retention and facial bloating
     • Circulation: Improves skin color (less dull, more alive)
     • Gut health: Better digestion → fewer breakouts
     • Immune support: Less sickness = more consistency in looksmax routines

Super softmaxx but wondering if anyone else has looked into this or tried it? Im getting subtle but noticable effects.

 

[BoneLord67]

W tea stack

Might start drinking tea cause of this i didn't know tea could be so beneficial

 

[ssxjdgh]

Tea is cope

 

[BoneLord67]

Tea is cope

tea ain't cope brah

 

[ssxjdgh]

tea ain't cope brah

Tea is the most cope shit I've ever done jfl

 

[BoneLord67]

Tea is the most cope shit I've ever done jfl

did you not read the benefits dude, they are all real and even if they are small changes, every little counts

 

[JaqueS]

Tea is the most cope shit I've ever done jfl

The benefits are definitely minor compared to other maxxs but they all add up. If you have 100 things that are 1% it makes 100% brah

 

[ssxjdgh]

did you not read the benefits dude, they are all real and even if they are small changes, every little counts

Nope I tried it myself it's cope

The benefits are definitely minor compared to other maxxs but they all add up. If you have 100 things that are 1% it makes 100% brah

100% nothing = nothing

 

[jeoyw9192]

Lately I've been toying with different teas for improving my looks.

Here's my current stack:

1. Morning, Green Tea:
   • Contains EGCG antioxidants, polyphenols, mild caffeine
   • Benefits from these:
     • Clearer skin: Reduces acne, inflammation, and redness
     • Anti-aging: Slows wrinkles by fighting oxidative stress
     • Fat loss: Boosts metabolism → leaner face & jawline definition
     • Eye aesthetics: Reduces puffiness and dark circles
     • Hormone balance: Lowers DHT slightly → helps hair quality
2. Lunch, 3 Mint Tea:
   • Contains Menthol, flavonoids
   • Benefits from these:
     • Reduces bloating: Flatter stomach = better posture & proportions
     • Hormonal skin benefits: Can slightly reduce excess androgens → less acne
     • Breath & oral aesthetics: Fresh breath = instant social halo
     • Soothing effect: Reduces stress → better skin tone & sleep quality
3. Night, Lemon and Ginger tea:
   • Contains Vitamin C, gingerols, antioxidants
   • Benefits from these:
     • Skin glow: Vitamin C boosts collagen & brightness
     • Jawline clarity: Reduces water retention and facial bloating
     • Circulation: Improves skin color (less dull, more alive)
     • Gut health: Better digestion → fewer breakouts
     • Immune support: Less sickness = more consistency in looksmax routines

Super softmaxx but wondering if anyone else has looked into this or tried it? Im getting subtle but noticable effects.

have u personally noticed these benefits?

 

[Kazura_]

They have tons of benefits, but the dosages of the useful actives tend to be pretty low and the effects minimal, the ones you notice are likely placebo, at least according to any actual data. I had a tea arc as well , will go back to it tbh, I think it's useful to get used to ingesting useful substances by default and making it a habit even if effects are negligible, I haven't missed my morning electrolyte drink a day in like 3 months but I forgot to my green tea ran out 6 months ago

 

[JaqueS]

have u personally noticed these benefits?

I have definitely noticed reduced stress, reduced inflammation and a little less water retention in my cheeks. These are all very minor though. Its 100% stress reducing, I would say this is the biggest benefit.

 

[0ogrpostcel]

Lately I've been toying with different teas for improving my looks.

Here's my current stack:

1. Morning, Green Tea:
   • Contains EGCG antioxidants, polyphenols, mild caffeine
   • Benefits from these:
     • Clearer skin: Reduces acne, inflammation, and redness
     • Anti-aging: Slows wrinkles by fighting oxidative stress
     • Fat loss: Boosts metabolism → leaner face & jawline definition
     • Eye aesthetics: Reduces puffiness and dark circles
     • Hormone balance: Lowers DHT slightly → helps hair quality
2. Lunch, 3 Mint Tea:
   • Contains Menthol, flavonoids
   • Benefits from these:
     • Reduces bloating: Flatter stomach = better posture & proportions
     • Hormonal skin benefits: Can slightly reduce excess androgens → less acne
     • Breath & oral aesthetics: Fresh breath = instant social halo
     • Soothing effect: Reduces stress → better skin tone & sleep quality
3. Night, Lemon and Ginger tea:
   • Contains Vitamin C, gingerols, antioxidants
   • Benefits from these:
     • Skin glow: Vitamin C boosts collagen & brightness
     • Jawline clarity: Reduces water retention and facial bloating
     • Circulation: Improves skin color (less dull, more alive)
     • Gut health: Better digestion → fewer breakouts
     • Immune support: Less sickness = more consistency in looksmax routines

Super softmaxx but wondering if anyone else has looked into this or tried it? Im getting subtle but noticable effects.

Haven't heard this level of cope in a while.