Every tea lovers eagerly await the moment when the spring teas are available, during last two months, you may notice that the new arrival of spring tea for Green tea, Black tea and Oolong tea are gradually in stock on TeaVivre. To ensure the quality of tea, our product review team need to drink many different types of tea per day. Although tea is a very healthy beverage in the world, drink plenty of tea in a short time can make people “drunk”, which makes us feel uncomfortable.
How does it feel to you?
If you drink tea on an empty stomach or drink too much different teas in a short time, the symptoms can be varying degrees of dizziness, tinnitus, palpitation, shivering, lightheadedness, cold sweats, weakness in the limbs and hunger, which is known as “cha zui” (茶醉, “tea drunk”). Whatever you’re tea aficionados or new tea lovers, if you drink tea in an improper way, you will get tea drank.
Click to learn why does one get tea drunk?
How to Get Rid of Tea Drunk?
Combined with my own experience as well as other tea lovers’ opinions, we do think it’s best to consume some food as soon as you can if you feel a bit of tea drunk.
Meat
The best food we highly recommend is meat, which can more easily contribute to the feelings of satiety than others.
High-sugar Candies
It aims to cause your blood-sugar level to rise, making it less likely for you to experience any adverse effects from drinking tea.
Try Some Tea and Food Pairings
The delicious tea makes it a great match with any snacks, for those who like sweet or salty snacks, they are always to be a great help to prevent or get rid of tea drunk.
Drinking Syrup (táng shuǐ: sweet water)
Except for eating some food, syrup is to considered as a wise choice when get tea drunk, it includes a cup of water with honey, brown sugar or rock candy.
How to Avoid Tea Drank?
- Do not drink strong tea
- Try not to overindulge
- Eat some snacks if you feel drunk
- Never drink tea on an empty stomach
A Kind Reminder: Tea is not suitable for people who’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or suffering a nervous breakdown. Sometimes, drinking tea in a bad way can cause some physical discomfort too.