Drinking tea does have a health-preserving effect, but not everyone can drink tea. Usually they can't drink tea while taking medicine, which will make the medicine lose its effect. Patients with liver disease should also be forbidden to drink tea, and patients with anemia should not drink tea. Because the liver is an organ for detoxification, caffeine in tea needs to be metabolized through the liver. If the liver suffers from diseases, drinking a lot of tea at this time will increase the burden on the liver, which will lead to more serious liver diseases. Because there is tannic acid in tea, it will have an impact on the body after entering the human body. For the absorption of iron, the symptoms of anemia patients may become more serious. In daily life, patients with insomnia and urolithiasis are not suitable for drinking tea.

First of all, caffeine in tea can stimulate the nervous system. If insomniacs drink a lot of tea, it is easy to make their minds more awake and make insomnia symptoms more serious, because in the process of drinking tea, the central nervous system of the brain will become excited, which is very unfavorable for sleep at this time. Patients with urinary calculi usually drink tea, which will aggravate their condition, because calcium oxalate in tea is easy to make stones more serious.

Second, drinking some tea properly is good for your health, but if you drink too much, it will easily cause some bad symptoms of your body, and you must master the correct methods in the process of drinking tea so as not to affect your body. In the process of taking medicine, neither western medicine nor Chinese medicine can drink tea, because the ingredients in tea will affect the efficacy.

If you have the habit of drinking tea at ordinary times, you can choose to drink tea after an interval of 4 hours during medication, which can also avoid affecting the recovery of your illness. You can also drink tea according to the season, which is good for your health. If you are sick, you must adjust your lifestyle under the guidance of a doctor.