Can drinking tea really help sober you up

It is said that life is full of various forms. We always experience various feelings in life. In some occasions, we need to socialize frequently, so we can't avoid the phenomenon of drunkenness. After being drunk, our brain and liver will be stimulated to a certain extent, which is particularly harmful to our health. However, if we master the method of sobering up after being drunk, the damage can be minimized. Many people will drink some tea in the hope of sobering up. Let's find out together whether drinking tea can really sober up.

Can drinking tea really help you sober up?

Many people like to drink tea after drinking, hoping to relieve the dryness caused by alcohol. It has been said since ancient times that tea can sober up. Many people often use strong tea to sober up, or drink tea while drinking alcohol. However, this method not only fails to sober you up, but drinking strong tea can also be harmful to your kidneys.

Drinking strong tea after being drunk is also bad for the kidneys. Because most of the alcohol has been converted into acetaldehyde in the liver and then into acetic acid, which can be decomposed into carbon dioxide and water and excreted from the body through the kidneys. The tea alkali in strong tea can quickly exert a diuretic effect on the kidneys. This will promote the premature entry of acetaldehyde that has not yet been decomposed into the kidneys. Since acetaldehyde is highly irritating to the kidneys, it can cause damage to kidney function. Severe cases may be life-threatening

Medical research also shows that alcohol is a great irritant to the cardiovascular system, and strong tea also has the effect of stimulating the heart. The combination of the two increases the stimulation to the heart, which is very bad for people with poor heart function.

Therefore, it is not advisable to drink tea after drinking alcohol, especially strong tea. To sober up. You can eat some fruits such as oranges, pears, and apples, and it is better to have watermelon juice. If there is no fruit, drinking a glass of juice or sugar water can help to sober up. For Chinese medicine, you can boil kudzu flowers in water and drink it instead of tea, or boil kudzu root and mung beans to drink the juice, which can also help to sober up. If a person is drunk and has symptoms such as drowsiness, slow breathing, weak pulse, and cold skin, his life may be in danger and he should be sent to the hospital for emergency treatment as soon as possible.

The above is an introduction to whether drinking tea can really sober you up. After understanding it, we know that drinking tea cannot achieve the purpose of sobering up, and it will also cause certain stimulation to the body. If we want to sober up better in our daily lives, we can drink more milk. In addition, we should try not to drink a lot of alcohol in our daily lives, otherwise it will have a great impact on our health.