5 DAYS AGO LEFT TEA DRINKING FOREVER.#1. Tea Can Induce Osteofluorosis As it’s known that tea leaves contain small amounts of fluoride also, it’s large quantity intake of the body can lead to the disorder named as ”osteofluorosis”. In this disorder, the risk of fracture of the bones increases. But it’s researched that fluoride is present in older leaves mainly. So, the leaf picking methods can be effective in terms of resolving this issue. Younger leaves contain less amounts of fluorides, so that can be free of risk factors. Hand-picked leaves are preferred in this sense. 2. Tea Can Induce Alzheimer’s Disease As it’s mentioned above that tea leaves contain some amounts of aluminium, so large quantitative intakes of aluminium could be very dangerous to human health like as this large intake initiates Alzheimer’s disease that is caused by abrupt intake of aluminium resulting in disturbed and plaqued effects on brain tissues. The symptoms of this disorder are loss of memory, lack of learning, lack of imagining power and lack of reasoning in acute cases. 3. Tea Can Increase Toxicity In Body Large intake of tea is a source of increased toxicity in body. Again this disorder is caused by the chemical constituent of tea named as aluminium. When someone drinks tea on large scale like 4-5 cups a day, toxicity could be increased in body. But younger leaves lack large quantites of aluminium instead older leaves are the actual source. Picking method of leaves is important in terms of this issue. Hand-picked leaves are preferred over machine- processed leaves. 4. Tea Digestive System Diseases Tea is full of tannins, and tannins disturb the digestive system in some cases according to studies upon this subject. Sometimes, large intakes of tea could lead to the constipation or diarrhea. So, large quantities of tea are not encouraged by studies and researches. 5. Tea Can Induce Premenstrual Syndrome According to the researches on women’s health in China, it’s revealed that the ladies who were addicted to drink 4-5 cups of tea on daily basis were likely to be more largely suffered from the disorder named as Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) than the ladies who were not addicted drink tea to this extent. 6. Tea Can Disturb Urinary System Urinary system is affected by large quantities of tea drinking as it’s researched that the immediate feeling to be urinated is arised when tea is drunk. So, it’s concluded that it affects on the urinary bladder in a negative way while drunk in large quantities. 7. Tea Insomnia Tea is a good source of alerting you mentally as well as physically but simultaneously, its large quantities while taken induce insomnia in the persons addicted to drink it. Sleeping disorders are very common side effects of tea drinking that affect on human health negatively. Researches have proved this and it’s suggested to take a limited quantity of these beverages to prevent the issues originated by this. 8. Tea Can Induce Kidney Stones Tea contains ”oxalate” also in itself that is harmful to the health of kidneys. Oxalates are accumulated on the kidney tissues giving rise to kidney stone formation. Besides, these compounds can also bind to the calcium and other minerals too. Hence large intake of tea is harmful to your kidneys according to the medical researches and studies. 9. Tea Esophageal Cancer Study Esophagus is a canal that links oral cavity to stomach. And very hot tea is when drunk, this canal could be damged resulting into a very dangerous disease known as esophageal cancer. Studies have shown this and it’s concluded that warm tea is better than very hot tea intake. So, after making tea, one should wait till 2-4 minutes to let the temperature of tea be decreased and then it should be drunk otherwise the risk of esophageal cancer might be increased. Besides, tannins present in tea are harmful for esophagus leading towards the esophageal cancer. 10. Tea Stains Teeth Tea is considered to be harmful for teeth and gums’ health because the plaques are accumulated on the surface of teeth when persons are habitual drink it frequently. And if hot tea is drunk, the gums might be at risk according to researches. So one should have to limit the tea intake and avoid the hot tea to prevent this issue. Concludingly, as there are countless benefits and good effects of tea on health, at the same time there are also some side effects or bad effects! But you can prevent these bad effects by drinking tea carefully as by taking it warm instead of hot; by preferring hand-picked tea instead of machine- processed tea; and by limiting the tea intake instead of consuming very large quantities.
Posted on: Mon, 28 Oct 2013 15:31:04 +0000
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