What are the benefits and contraindications of drinking jasmine tea?

　　What are the benefits and contraindications of drinking jasmine red tea?

　　Jasmine red tea, also known as flower tea, smoked tea, fragrant tea, etc., is a material with a loose and porous structure. It is permeable to the outside world and has strong adsorption properties. When tea leaves are mixed with fragrant flowers, after a period of time, the tea leaves will have a strong aroma. It belongs to reprocessed tea. Tea can absorb the fragrance of flowers; it has both tea fragrance and floral fragrance. This is a reprocessed tea that is very popular in northern China. Benefits of drinking jasmine red tea:

　　1. The volatile oils contained in jasmine flowers can promote blood circulation, relieve pain, relieve stagnation, relieve chest and abdominal pain, and relieve diarrhea. This is a very good pain-relieving food.

　　2. The antioxidant properties of jasmine red tea are perhaps the most commendable aspect of jasmine red tea, containing high levels of antioxidants in this refined and delicious beverage. An important antioxidant in jasmine red tea is catechin.

　　3. Beautifying. Jasmine red tea can soothe the liver, brighten the eyes, moisturize the skin, and nourish the face. It can nourish the dull and colorless faces. It has a relaxing effect on the nerves, so those who want to relieve stress may drink a cup of jasmine red tea, which helps maintain a stable mood while gaining happiness.

　　4. Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory. Jasmine flowers have an inhibitory effect on many bacteria. It can be used both internally and externally to treat red eyes, sores, skin ulcers and other inflammatory diseases.

　　Jasmine Red Tea Contraindications:

　　1. Remember not to drink jasmine red tea with friends who have heat toxicity.

　　2. People with neurasthenia or insomnia should not drink jasmine red tea. Because jasmine red tea has a significant excitatory effect on the cerebral cortex, if such patients drink tea, they will be in a state of excitement without rest.

　　3. Do not drink jasmine red tea before bed, after taking medicine, before or after meals, or after drinking alcohol.

　　4. For people with constipation, because the polyphenols in jasmine red tea have a certain astringent effect on the gastrointestinal tract, drinking tea will aggravate the condition.

　　Red tea has a richer flavor than green tea. Many people like the sweetness of red tea. When combined with jasmine flowers, the bitterness is reduced by a third, which is more suitable for friends who don't like the bitterness of tea. Jasmine red tea is an innovative tea that combines the thousand-year-old fragrance craftsmanship of jasmine tea with the creative craftsmanship of red tea. In fact, this "cellar" means "smoke". Mixing and stacking green tea and fresh flowers evenly allows the fragrant aroma to be absorbed by the surrounding green tea. The beauty of red tea and jasmine flowers blends together after the fragrance.

　　Water is the carrier of jasmine fragrance: During baking, fragrant substances slowly enter the tea leaves under the influence of water vapor, filling the dry cavities, and a large amount of floral fragrance flows into the leaves due to water. The tea itself is also quietly changing: those polyphenols that represent "bitter" and "astringent" are transformed into sweet and neutral tea, and the color of the tea soup will be redder and brighter. Perhaps the charm of jasmine red tea lies in its borrowed tea bones, but it re-coagulates a fresh floral fragrance. Smell the floral fragrance, but you can't see it.