green tea taste nasty, but I want to continue drinking it due to its health benefits, How can I make it taste better?

I'm not too good with brewing tea, and I have never been a tea drinker before, but I did buy a bottle of green tea that is refrigerated after learning of its health benefits. Am I supposed to brew the bottled tea too or can I pour it right out of the bottle?? I want to reap the benefits from it as much as I can.

I like to drink white/green tea but don't like small quantities. The bag I bought of loose tea says to use 2 tablespoons for 8 ounces but that is too small a cup for me. So I use 2 or 3 tablespoons for 16-24 ounces. Does that still have the equivalent health benefits to drinking an 8oz cup or does the extra water somehow diminish the positive aspects?

I'm trying to drink green tea for the weight loss and health benefits but I really hate it (I just hate tea in general). What should I put in it to make it taste less terrible? And if I do add stuff in, will it still have the same benefits and will I still lose weight?

I bought some Kroger brand green tea bags, and no matter how I prepare it, it tastes somewhat bitter. I steep it 2 1/2 min. Does the amount of time you steep it, have any effect on it's health benefits? To get the most health benefits, is green tea only the best or are other combinations with the green tea ok, such as pomegranate, etc? I do not shop specialty stores for tea, so any suggestions on brands one can find at the grocery that are good is appreciated.

for the past 3 days i have been drink around 3 cups of green tea per day as i am wanting to get fit and healthy and heard that green tea is good for your body. i was just wondering how long you have to be drinking it to recieve the health benefits?

I was just wondering if green tea bought in stores, such as Arizona green tea, has all the health benefits that I've been reading about. Or do you have to make the tea yourself?

As Green Tea obviously has large health benefits, I've been drinking it for some time now. But I've just noticed that it is starting to make my teeth yellow. How do I prevent this?

I'm not too good with brewing tea, and I have never been a tea drinker before, but I did buy a bottle of green tea that is refrigerated after learning of its health benefits. Am I supposed to brew the bottled tea too or can I pour it right out of the bottle?? I want to reap the benefits from it as much as I can.

I began drinking green tea instead of coffee a few years ago, and suddenly after drinking the cup, I was nauseous and threw up. This happened three different times ,and the only factors that were the same were the green tea. I found out my father has the same reaction to the stuff. I am wondering what ingredient in the tea I could be allergic to, because green tea has such great health benefits, I would love to be able to enjoy it. Thanks!