A woman has opened up about her strange addiction – eating tea leaves and tea bags. Lyubov Siryk, 20, says she consumes tea ...

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Lyubov Siryk, 20, from Limassol, Cyprus, has an unusual habit: eating tea leaves and entire tea bags. Her addiction started at age 14 after her grandmother suggested nibbling on mint leaves, which led ...