Will drinking Pu'er tea turn black?

Question 1: Will my skin darken if I drink Pu'er tea regularly? Whether drinking Pu'er tea regularly will darken the skin is a very important question for many women. It should be said that whether it is an important issue in general, everyone understands that women like beauty. But I sometimes wonder, do women think that Pu'er ripe tea will turn black when they see it? I specially looked up some little knowledge about Pu'er tea, and all women should take a look at it. Tea is rich in vitamin C, which can whiten the skin. Because the melanin pigment that produces skin melanin is produced from amino acids, and the vitamin C in tea can inhibit amino acids and thereby beautify the skin. Drinking tea can balance the acid-base in women's bodies, and drinking tea can reduce cellulite and remove greasiness, etc. Drinking tea regularly will not darken your skin. Drinking tea regularly, especially Pu'er tea, also has beautifying and health-preserving effects. You should not drink tea that has been simmered for too long. You should drink it as you brew it. However, if you drink tea regularly, you should brush your teeth frequently. When drinking tea, avoid drinking strong tea on an empty stomach. Except for cooked Pu'er tea, avoid drinking too much tea at night, as this may easily lead to insomnia.

Making tea is a very simple matter. It only requires two actions: putting tea leaves and pouring water. In fact, the Chinese tea ceremony is not just satisfied with the invention and ritual specification of tea for self-cultivation. Instead, it boldly explores the true meaning of tea on human health and creatively combines tea with traditional Chinese medicine and other natural raw materials to make it more effective. The role of tea in medical care has been greatly enhanced and it has gained a greater space for development. This is the most practical aspect of the Chinese tea ceremony, and it is also the charm that has been valued and loved by people for thousands of years. .

Question 2: Some people say that drinking Pu'er tea will darken your skin. Is this true? Impossible. I drink it often haha, my skin still looks like that. Neither white nor black. Efficacy of Pu'er tea The first effect of Pu'er tea is that Pu'er tea is mild in nature and warms the stomach without hurting the stomach. This is especially obvious for cooked Pu'er tea. Generally speaking, light fermented tea does have "unbearable lightness" concerns for tea lovers, especially those of us modern people who drink tea all day long and have abnormal diets. Under the long-term immersion of caffeine and tannins, I often experience the pain of gnawing my intestines and scraping my stomach. I believe many people have experienced it personally. Secondly, Pu'er tea can lower blood lipids. Many medical experiments have proven that consistent drinking of Pu'er tea can reduce blood lipids by up to 30% (depending on the individual). At the Model Hospital in Creteil, 20 patients with hyperlipidemia were given 3 bowls of Yunnan Tuocha tea a day. , one month later, it was found that the fat in the patient's blood had been reduced by almost 1/4, while there was no significant change in the blood fat of patients who drank the same amount of other teas. [Professor Bernard Jacteau, Hospital Henri Londo, Paris]. From this, we can see the special effect of Pu'er tea in lowering blood lipids. Third, lowering blood lipids will naturally lead to weight loss. In daily life, some people often mention that the weight loss effect of Pu'er tea is not obvious, while others say that the effect is significant. This contradiction comes from individual differences and differences in understanding of obesity levels. If your blood lipids are not high in the first place, drinking Pu'er tea will not lower your blood lipids. Maipu believes that the above three effects of Pu'er tea are relatively obvious. In fact, as early as in the "Compendium of Materia Medica", there is a record of "Pu'er tea has a bitter taste. It can relieve greasy cattle and sheep poison... scrape the intestines and relieve diarrhea", which mentions the efficacy of Pu'er tea in relieving greasiness and losing weight. In addition, Chinese medicine also believes that Pu'er tea has the functions of clearing away heat, relieving heat, detoxifying, digesting, removing tiredness, diluting water, laxative, phlegm, expelling wind and relieving symptoms, relieving cough and promoting fluid production, replenishing qi, and prolonging life. Take these statements lightly, after all, using tea as medicine still requires some processing. Modern medical research on the efficacy of Pu'er tea has drawn even more exaggerated conclusions, that is, Pu'er tea can warm the stomach, lose weight, lower lipids, prevent arteriosclerosis, prevent coronary heart disease, lower blood pressure, anti-aging, anti-cancer, lower blood sugar, and inhibit... It has more than 20 effects including antibacterial inflammation, reducing tobacco poisoning, reducing heavy metal poisoning, anti-radiation, preventing dental caries, improving eyesight, aiding digestion, anti-toxic, preventing constipation, and relieving alcoholism, among which it can warm the stomach, lose weight, lower lipids, and prevent arteriosclerosis. It has particularly outstanding effects in preventing coronary heart disease, lowering blood pressure, anti-aging, anti-cancer, and lowering blood sugar. Maipu believes that Pu'er tea is similar to other teas in many aspects, such as anti-cancer, radiation protection, and dental caries prevention. However, Pu'er tea has too many hyped ingredients. These so-called effects of Pu'er tea may or may not be effective for you. However, you still have to try it to know whether it is effective, right?

Question 3: Will my teeth turn black if I drink Pu'er tea regularly? Tea has the effect of protecting teeth. Because tea contains substances such as fluorine and tea polyphenols, fluoride plays an important role in preventing dental caries.

Fluoride ions can convert hydroxyapatite in the tooth enamel structure into higher-hardness fluorapatite, which can improve the structure of tooth enamel and enhance the acid resistance of teeth. Substances such as tea polyphenols can inhibit the proliferation of caries bacteria - Streptococcus mutans. Tea is safe, convenient, and easy to use to prevent caries. It has an anti-caries effect on both deciduous teeth and permanent teeth. The fluoride and phenols in tea can not only prevent capillary bleeding, but also have anti-inflammatory effects on periodontitis, pharyngitis, laryngitis, oral ulcers, etc.

However, if you drink tea with too high a concentration and consume too much fluoride, which exceeds the body’s physiological needs, it will also cause dental fluorosis, causing the teeth to turn black and cause dental caries. In addition, if you cannot rinse your mouth promptly after drinking tea, the pigment in the tea will also adhere to the teeth and cause them to become discolored. Especially if you drink strong tea for a long time, the polyphenol oxides in the tea leaves will adhere to the surface of the teeth. If you don't brush your teeth, your teeth will gradually turn yellow, just like teapots and tea cups that have been left unwashed for a long time and have a layer of "tea rust" on the surface. If you like to drink strong tea and have smoking habits, it will aggravate the yellowing of your teeth, which deserves attention. However, as long as tea drinkers do not smoke, brush their teeth twice in the morning and evening, and eat fruits and other foods regularly, their teeth will not turn yellow due to drinking tea.

Question 4: Will my skin darken if I drink Pu’er tea every day? No, Pu'er is black due to fermentation and oxidation. Drinking Pu'er for a long time can also help you lose weight and whiten your skin.

Question 5: Why is Pu'er tea black? Distinguish between new and old Pu'er tea. Because Pu'er tea can be continuously fermented, it becomes more fragrant as it ages, and of course it is more expensive. New Pu'er tea refers to Pu'er tea that has just been made. It has a greener appearance with pekoe and a strong taste. Old Pu'er tea refers to Pu'er tea that has been aged for a long time. After a long period of post-oxidation, the appearance of the tea leaves becomes The color is jujube red, and the pekoe also turns to yellowish brown. Smell the aroma of tea leaves. Pu'er tea that is not well preserved usually produces a musty smell. In order to cover up the smell, some merchants will add floral aromas such as chrysanthemums. Therefore, if you see chrysanthemums in Pu'er tea, or if it smells floral, it means the tea is not of pure quality. To identify the color of tea soup, ask the store clerk or boss to try it and observe the color of the tea soup. Due to the continuous fermentation of aged Pu'er tea for many years, the color of the tea soup is darker, but it is by no means as black as paint; while the color of the tea soup of new Pu'er tea is lighter. However, this can only be used as a reference, because even newly made tea will be very dark, and the best way is to try it. Testing is the most important part of buying tea, because you can fully know whether a cup of tea is good and whether it suits the taste. A good cup of Pu'er tea will not have a musty smell or be bitter. Newly made Pu'er contains pekoe, which has not been aged, so it will have a bitter taste; after aging, the pekoe is turned into golden needles, and the Pu'er tea is mild in nature and non-toxic, so it tastes sweeter.

Question 6: Why does the skin darken after drinking Pu'er tea for a long time? Tea contains tea tannins, which are natural substances that prevent the precipitation of melanin, so drinking tea will never worry about darkening the skin. .

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Question 7: Will drinking Pu'er tea often make your teeth black? Drinking too much tea will definitely cause tea stains. If you have good personal hygiene every day, you will not see it.

Question 8: Will a woman’s skin darken if she drinks Pu’er tea often? Darkening of the skin is caused by imbalance of body metabolism and exposure to ultraviolet rays. It has nothing to do with drinking tea. Drinking tea actually promotes metabolism.

Question 9: Why does drinking Pu'er tea for a long time cause skin to darken? Tea contains tea tannins, which are natural substances that prevent melanin precipitation, so drinking tea will not cause skin darkening. .