Who is buckwheat tea suitable for? How to drink buckwheat tea

Buckwheat tea is a drink made by screening and roasting buckwheat seeds. The shell of ordinary buckwheat is yellow-white; black buckwheat, also known as pearl black buckwheat, is called "black pearl" and has a dark black shell. This tea is a kind of fried rice tea. Buckwheat likes coolness and is resistant to barrenness. It grows mostly in high and cold mountainous areas, and its seeds are edible. What kind of people are suitable for buckwheat tea? The following is a relevant introduction, I hope it will be useful to you.

Contents of this article

1. Who is buckwheat tea suitable for?

2. How to drink buckwheat tea

3. Who should not drink buckwheat tea?

Who is buckwheat tea suitable for?

1. Obese people

2. People who often dine out

3. People who often sit or drive a car

4. Mental workers who are often under mental stress

5. People who drink too much

6. People with habitual constipation

7. People with high blood pressure, high blood sugar, and high blood lipids

8. People with diabetes

9. Pregnant women

10. People who lack vitamins and trace elements

11. Those who need to fight and prevent cancer

12. People with a history of gastritis and gastric ulcer

13. People with difficulty urinating

How to drink buckwheat tea

1. Try to use boiling water to brew the tea, which can better bring out the color, taste and nutrition of the tea. For example, the hot water from a water dispenser will not be as good.

2. Correct dosage. For a 6g bag of buckwheat tea, it is best to use only 200-300 ml of water. Do not use a small bag of tea to make a large cup of water. If your cup is big enough, you can consider adding 1-2 more bags of the product.

3. Reasonable brewing times. Buckwheat tea is generally brewed about 5 times. If it exceeds the number, please replace the tea grains in time to ensure better taste and nutrition.

4. Try to brew pure buckwheat tea. If there is no special need, please try to brew a cup of pure buckwheat tea. Do not blindly add green tea, flower tea, fruit tea, etc., because this will not only affect the taste, but also affect the absorption of nutrients.

Who can't drink buckwheat tea?

Buckwheat tea is not suitable for use in three situations:

1. People with a history of allergy to buckwheat should consume it with caution.

2. Bitter buckwheat is cold in nature, so people with cold stomach should eat less. However, bitter buckwheat has an auxiliary therapeutic effect on gastritis, people with a history of gastric ulcers and excessive gastric acid.

3. Buckwheat tea can inhibit the three highs, so it is not suitable for people with low blood pressure, low blood lipids and low blood sugar!