Oranges and other citrus fruit are also significantly acidic, which is hard on teef. So try not to go overboard, or at least rinse your mouth with water afterwards if you eat citrus regularly.

By the same token, do not rinse your mouth with water after brushing your teeth. This gives more of the toothpaste's fluoride a chance to adhere, from my understanding.

I have never personally known anyone with scurvy... But yeah, they are tasty.

Remember shower oranges?

I suggest using a drain filter, then you can just spit out any seeds and just drop the bitter stringy parts.

If you cant find an orange, pretend you're eating one, and then laugh.

The waves are scary if you don't read it correctly though.

I can't afford an orange, so no...

may i offer you an orange in this trying time?

The only oranges I see smell a lot like kerosene...

Because you're in denial about your depression

Because if you're sad now, but you want to be happy - you should probably eat an orange. It's a nice thing to know

If it's artificial it isn't orange juice.

If the bacteria can get what they need from it, i imagine the less processed it is the better.

Orange juice also has some magnesium in it which can slightly help with pain and such.

I drink it when I get a migraine and always thought it was the sugar too till I found that out.

I mean, this research wouldn't be able to tell what about oranges makes these bacteria thrive, so would need a separate study for dried oranges or similar variations.

Having said that, your tea likely has so little actual orange in it, that it's very likely negligible either way.
There's probably just a tiny bit of orange in each tea bag to begin with, and it might even just be orange peel. And then it's just traces of that which go into your tea water, too.

Of course, drinking tea in general can probably also help with depression in some way. At the very least, it hydrates you and presumably improves blood circulation, which can help get you out of a rut.

look up gut-brain axis and mental health for some new insights

I used to take pieces of orange peel, bend them so the inside turns convex and inhale it through my nose, it helped me stay awake in class.

I usually do because they're tasty, they stay good for a long time, and they're available cheaply year round in the US.

I love me some good navel oranges. So, on a good day, yes.

I eat at least 2 blood oranges a day, sometimes 5 or even 6. They taste so damn good, and they're relatively cheap ($1.49/lb). I literally always have at least 4 pounds on hand, but I just restocked, so I've got 12 pounds at the moment. Sometimes, in the summer, I buy extra so I can juice them. Then I mix the juice with pomegranate juice, and pour the mix over ice in a kala namak rimmed glass. Vodka optional.

Are you said?
Do you want to be?
No well then eat an orange pre-emptively.

No, those are the fruits of manufactured suffering, not joyous wonders

Agent_nycto has a solution for that problem.