Chai

Also known as: Masala chai, tea

BeveragePan-India

PCOS

Yes, with changes

Yes, but not as it is usually made. Chai works with PCOS once you change how it is put together. The tea is fine; two sugars four times a day is not, and tannins block iron. Unsweetened, and keep it an hour away from your thyroid tablet.

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Type 2 Diabetes

Yes, with changes

Yes, but not as it is usually made. Chai works with diabetes once you change how it is put together. The tea is fine; two sugars four times a day is not, and tannins block iron. Unsweetened, and keep it an hour away from your thyroid tablet.

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Thyroid

Limit

Not really. Chai is best kept occasional with thyroid. The tea is fine; two sugars four times a day is not, and tannins block iron. Unsweetened, and keep it an hour away from your thyroid tablet.

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Nutrition facts

Glycemic index and serving for Chai
Glycemic index≈ 60 (Medium)
Typical serving1 cup with 1 tsp sugar
Glycemic load5 per serving (Low)

Chai and your condition

PCOS / PCOD

Yes, with changes

Yes, but not as it is usually made. Chai works with PCOS once you change how it is put together. The tea is fine; two sugars four times a day is not, and tannins block iron. Unsweetened, and keep it an hour away from your thyroid tablet.

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Type 2 Diabetes

Yes, with changes

Yes, but not as it is usually made. Chai works with diabetes once you change how it is put together. The tea is fine; two sugars four times a day is not, and tannins block iron. Unsweetened, and keep it an hour away from your thyroid tablet.

Is chai good for diabetes? Full answer →

Hypothyroidism

Limit

Not really. Chai is best kept occasional with thyroid. The tea is fine; two sugars four times a day is not, and tannins block iron. Unsweetened, and keep it an hour away from your thyroid tablet.

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Medical disclaimer

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