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Subject: Oolong Tea Causing Headache
No comment with regard to Oolong causing headaches, per se. In theory, drinking anything could cause a headache.
However, the assertion that Oolong is a combination of green tea and black tea has no basis is incorrect. Oolong is created using many different methods, but none of them involve taking a finished black tea and a finished green tea and blending them.