Drinking Tea will give students the long lasting energy he or she needs to complete assignments and stay active during the school year, unlike coffee.
According to a scholarly study, out of a large number of tested energy drinks (containing the same amount of caffeine), including coffee and tea, tea scored highest on creating the longest lasting alertness during one's day.
Also according to this study, four cups of tea is needed to sustain one through the day, even when containing less caffeine than coffee.
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