Although drinking tea is a healthy drink, for some people, drinking tea may have some taboos. The following are some taboo groups for drinking tea, which should be noted:
1. Pregnant women: pregnant women need to pay special attention to their diet during pregnancy, because some foods will have adverse effects on the fetus. Drinking tea contains caffeine and theophylline, and excessive drinking may affect the development of the fetus. Therefore, pregnant women should limit or avoid drinking tea.
2. Children: Children's bodies are weaker than adults, and caffeine and theophylline will have adverse effects on their bodies. Therefore, children should avoid drinking tea or limit the amount of tea they drink.
3. Hypertension patients: Drinking tea will lead to high blood pressure, so hypertension patients should limit the amount of tea or avoid drinking tea.
4. Heart disease patients: tea contains caffeine and theophylline, and excessive drinking may lead to heart overload in heart disease patients. Therefore, heart disease patients should limit or avoid drinking tea.
5. Patients with liver disease: The liver function of patients with liver disease is damaged, and they cannot effectively metabolize caffeine and theophylline. Therefore, patients with liver disease should limit or avoid drinking tea.
6. Patients with gastric ulcer: Tannic acid in tea will stimulate gastric mucosa and aggravate symptoms of gastric ulcer. Therefore, patients with gastric ulcer should avoid drinking tea or limit the amount of tea.
7. Drug allergy: The chemical components in tea may interact with some drugs, leading to adverse reactions. Therefore, people with drug allergy should avoid drinking tea or drink tea under the guidance of a doctor.
In short, although tea drinking is a healthy drink, for some people, tea drinking may have some taboos. Before drinking tea, you need to know your physical condition and health status, and drink tea under the guidance of a doctor.
