How much tea (Pu 'er tea) you drink a day is healthy.

Three drinks a day is enough. Drinking tea mainly has the following taboos:

1, not too much

Tea contains many vitamins and amino acids. Drinking tea has certain effects of clearing oil, relieving boredom, enhancing nerve excitement and promoting digestion and diuresis, but the more you drink, the better. If you drink too much tea, it will accumulate in the intestine, which will hinder the diaphragm activity and affect the normal absorption. In addition, drinking a lot of water will increase the capacity rapidly, increase the burden on the heart and cause abnormal cardiopulmonary function, especially for the elderly and infirm with poor cardiac function. Generally speaking, it is more appropriate to drink 1~2 times a day, 2~3 grams each time.

2, should not be too thick

Because tea contains caffeine, after drinking several cups of strong tea, a large amount of caffeine will be absorbed into the blood, which will make people dizzy, headache, allergies, nervous excitement, and even muscle tremor, arrhythmia, convulsions and other phenomena called "drunk tea", especially those who are mainly vegetarian and eat less fat, and those who have no habit of drinking tea at ordinary times. If they drink a lot of strong tea, they are more likely to lead to "drunk tea".

3, should not be on an empty stomach

Because it contains a lot of gastric acid on an empty stomach, tea will dilute gastric juice and reduce digestive function. Besides, tea leaves are soaked in water. Sweat more in hot days, water will be discharged with sweat, and sweat will take away salt, which will form a vicious circle that the more you drink tea, the more you sweat, and the more salt will be lost. This vicious circle will make the osmotic pressure in the body unbalanced, leading to weakness of limbs and trance, which is easy to cause acidosis.

4, suitable for the crowd

It is not suitable for patients with neurasthenia, insomnia, hyperthyroidism, tuberculosis, heart disease, gastropathy and intestinal ulcer, nor for lactation period, pregnant women and infants.

In addition, don't be nervous when "drunk tea" happens. You should eat some food, dessert or candy right away, which can relieve the hangover. Severe symptoms, such as palpitation, sulking, shortness of breath, etc. You should go to the hospital in time. If the patient is not sure whether he is drinking tea, he can explain his diet and activities in detail, and the doctor will judge according to the specific situation.