If you drink too much, you will get drunk. Have you ever heard of "drunk" when drinking tea? Many people rely on drinking tea to refresh themselves and nourish themselves, but some people drink too much or drink too much, and they will exp...
If you drink too much, you will get drunk. Have you ever heard of "drunk" when drinking tea? Many people rely on drinking tea to refresh themselves and nourish themselves, but some people drink too much or drink too much, and they will experience symptoms such as heads, disgust, trembling, etc., which are similar to drunkenness. This phenomenon is called "tea drunkenness". Let’s see what tea is and how to avoid it.
Oriental tea culture has a history of more than 4,000 years since ancient times. "Tea" has become one of the most common drinks in the world. Many people rely on drinking tea to refresh themselves, nourish health care, and lose weight. However, some people drink too much or drink tea too much, and they will have symptoms similar to drunkenness, which is called "tea drunkenness", and the Yuan of the tea that causes tea drunk is the tea stool contained in the tea leaves.
Tea is a chemical substance that naturally exists in tea leaves, and its structure and pharmacological properties are very similar to caffeine. The Food and Drug Administration pointed out in the face fan group "Doctor of Medicine" that German chemists separated from tea leaves in 1888. However, tea leaves were used as a diuretic. In 1922, tea leaves were found to have the effect of supporting tube expansion, and it was not until 1930 that tea leaves were used as a relief medicine for acute asthma.
When tea sausage enters the human body, it may cause gastric symptoms (hazement, vomiting, etc.), central nervous system symptoms (irritability, hyperactivity, insomnia, headache, etc.), heart disease (speed of heartbeat, palpitations, arrhythmia, etc.)... The body may not respond properly. Fortunately, the commonly used slurry tea santhemum can maintain the stability of the tea santhemum in the body and reduce the risk of poisoning.
Chotan has been found to have been 130 years old, and it is considered an old drug. Its therapeutic status has been gradually pushed to the back line. However, most hospitals are still equipped withChotan to treat difficult-to-control chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or asthma.
However, "tea drunk" is different from drunkenness. In addition to frequent urination, head and trance, tea drunkenness will cause acute symptoms such as tremors in the limbs, palpitations, heart arrhythmia, convulsions, fainting, etc., and it is necessary to send medical treatment to rescue immediately. A slight tea drunkenness reaction can be resolved by sugar (or sugar-containing foods). Put a little white sugar into your mouth to relieve it.
Tasting tea is like tasting wine, just drink it, but it is not enough to be taken. Pay attention to the following points to avoid "tea drunkenness" caused by drinking tea:
1. Do not drink too much tea to reduce the amount of tea intake.
2. For excessive amount of tea, take it to reduce the amount of tea. Nutritionists recommend that tea drinks should not exceed 600 ml per day.
3. If you don’t have the habit of drinking tea on weekdays, don’t drink too much tea at once.
4. Do not drink tea on an empty stomach. If your stomach has nothing to do, drinking tea on an empty stomach will stimulate the secretion of gastric acid.
5. If you are prone to tea-drunk reactions, choose red tea, uron tea and other severely fermented cooked tea drinks, which will not cause tea-drunk.
6. If you are prone to tea-drunk reactions, avoid drinking low-fermented or unfermented tea such as green tea and raw tea. The tea and caffeine content in this type of tea is higher, which is more likely to cause tea-drunk.
Once a tea-intoxication occurs, you can eat a piece of candy or drink a cup of sugar water to relieve the inappropriateness of tea-intoxication.
Drinking tea has great benefits for human health. According to foreign research, drinking tea can not only refresh the mind, relax the pressure, remove oil and relieve the kidneys, but also prolong aging and reduce the risks of cardiovascular diseases and elderly disease. But please do not "don't drink too much tea" and "don't drink too much tea". After reading the above "drunk tea" body reaction (head, disgusting, trembling), or remember the six principles of drinking tea to avoid losing health after getting drunk.
