Does chrysanthemum tea have a shelf life?

Many friends think that chrysanthemum tea has been dehydrated, so it can be stored directly. This idea is wrong, because chrysanthemum tea also has its own shelf life. If it is past the shelf life, it will easily become damp, which will affect the quality of the chrysanthemum tea and it generally cannot be consumed anymore. Also, friends with yang deficiency should not drink chrysanthemum tea, because chrysanthemum tea has a relatively cold nature.

Does chrysanthemum tea expire?

Chrysanthemum tea has a shelf life, so it will expire. It is recommended to check the shelf life of chrysanthemum on the instructions. Generally, it has a shelf life of one to two years. The shelf life of unopened bagged chrysanthemum can be appropriately extended according to storage conditions. Chrysanthemum tea is past its expiration date. It is not recommended to drink it if it is in bulk or has been unpacked, especially if it is damp, spoiled or discolored. It is recommended not to drink it.

There are two possible situations after drinking expired chrysanthemum tea. The first is that although the chrysanthemum has expired, it has not deteriorated and no discomfort occurs after drinking it. The second situation is drinking expired and spoiled chrysanthemum tea, which can cause diarrhea, abdominal pain and other gastrointestinal discomfort. In severe cases, people may experience nausea and vomiting, or even poisoning. If this happens, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for treatment.

If the chrysanthemum tea is expired, it is best not to drink it, because drinking expired chrysanthemum tea can easily cause food poisoning, such as diarrhea and vomiting. At the same time, drinking expired chrysanthemum tea will affect the stomach and intestines, causing discomfort in the stomach and intestines. This will affect adults' daily diet and cause nutrients to not be well absorbed. It will also worsen a person's physical condition and affect the body's resistance, making it easy for diseases to invade the body.

Taboos of drinking chrysanthemum tea

Taboos for drinking chrysanthemum tea:

1. The chlorogenic acid contained in overnight chrysanthemum tea will oxidize and turn green in the air. At this time, the tea has been denatured and cannot be drunk. The temperature is high in summer, and tea can easily become sour and change its taste. If it has been left for more than 24 hours, it is best not to drink it, otherwise it will cause diarrhea. The content of vitamin C in overnight chrysanthemum tea is greatly reduced and its nutritional value is reduced, so it is not recommended to drink it. Overnight chrysanthemum tea, especially that with added sugar or honey, can easily cause diarrhea in people with cold stomach and weak body.

2. Chrysanthemum can cause allergic conjunctivitis. Chrysanthemum can not only cause severe allergic conjunctivitis, but people who have a history of hay fever allergic conjunctivitis need to pay special attention, because such people are also prone to allergic reactions when taking chrysanthemum.

2. People with weak spleen and stomach should not drink it. For people with weak spleen and stomach, drinking more chrysanthemum tea, which has a cool nature, can easily cause stomach discomfort and lead to acid reflux. It can be seen that using chrysanthemum tea to reduce fire and clear away heat is also selective, and it cannot be the same for everyone. People with cold constitution are recommended to add some autumn mulberry, wolfberry, etc. to make chrysanthemum and wolfberry tea for drinking.

3. Not suitable for people with yang deficiency constitution. Because chrysanthemum is slightly cold in nature, some people with yin deficiency and hot constitution will get inflamed after drinking chrysanthemum tea. You need to be aware of your own constitution before drinking it to avoid adverse effects.

4. Cooking chrysanthemum with chicken or pork will cause poisoning, and it cannot be eaten with celery.