High doses of sodium salicylate administered with large amounts of sweetened tea did not cause adverse effects even in type 1 diabetics.

“this was known as far back I think it's like the 1890s there are old studies that I can show you that repeat quarter of aside from some Hospital in London where basically they were they were treating people with high doses of sodium salicylate which is just another Ester drug of kind of like a similar to aspirin and the oversupply of massive amounts of sweet tea so sweetened with sucrose and the British love their tea so they were drinking gallons of it daily in Sweden and these people”