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When it comes to instant tea packets, you’re right to consider what’s in them because the convenience does sometimes come with extra ingredients that might not be as healthful as you think. Often, these packets contain not just tea but also added sugars, preservatives, and sometimes even artificial flavors and colors, any of which could potentially upset your stomach or cause other symptoms. The energy crashes you’re describing could be related to added sugars that cause spikes or dips in blood sugar, or maybe it’s high caffeine levels. Also, sensitive individuals may react to specific artificial ingredients or preservatives. A good first step might be to check the ingredient list on the tea packet closely—look for anything that you might not be familiar with, especially sugar, any artificial sweeteners, colors, or other additives. You also mentioned drinking about 3 packets a day, and that could be enough to build up those ingredients to a level that starts having a noticeable effect on you. Consider reducing your intake as you figure out what’s troubling you. Switching to brewing your own tea from loose leaves or bags might be an option if stomach issues persist since they tend to be more natural and less processed. Besides, processing used in making instant tea could be decreasing the beneficial compounds like catechins while increasing caffeine content or other less desired chemicals. If symptoms continue after avoiding these packets or progress beyond upset stomach and energy issues, it’s definitely worth revisiting your doctor to rule out other digestive issues. Keep track of any new symptoms, and make sure to tell your doctor about your diet. When it comes to teas, especially instant ones, being mindful about ingredients can make a big difference in how they affect your body.