Who should not drink Fuding white tea Bai Mudan?

Green leaves cradle silvery-white downy buds, shaped like flowers; after brewing, the green leaves support the tender buds, just like flower buds first opening, hence the name Bai Mudan tea. Bai Mudan tea has the effect of moistening the lungs and clearing heat, and it promotes salivation and quenches thirst, clears the liver and brightens the eyes, and refreshes the mind.

Many people treat Bai Mudan tea as medicine, yet even such a remarkable tea is not suitable for everyone to drink. Today we will introduce who should not drink Bai Mudan tea.

Bai Mudan tea belongs to white tea and is one of China's top ten famous teas. Bai Mudan tea leaves consist of two leaves with a single bud in the middle; the leaves are raised and wavy, plump and tender, with edges that droop and curl slightly, and the underside of the leaves is covered with white downy hair.

After brewing, the jade-green leaves set off the tender buds, elegant in shape, like peony buds first opening, very tranquil and refined. The tea liquor is clear and apricot-yellow, and the tea taste is sweet, mellow and fresh.

After brewing, Bai Mudan tea's green leaves set off the tender buds, just like flower buds first blooming, gorgeous and beautiful; the flavor is clear, mellow and slightly sweet, the downy fragrance fresh and tender and lasting, the liquor apricot-yellow and bright, the brewed leaves tender, even and intact, with slightly red veins spread among the green leaves, earning it the reputation of "red adornment on plain white."

Tea drinking taboos cannot be ignored; who should not drink Bai Mudan tea? You need to know.

1. Generally speaking, people with kidney deficiency and weak constitutions, heart patients with rapid heartbeat, patients with severe high blood pressure, people with severe constipation, people with severe neurasthenia, and people with iron-deficiency anemia should not drink very strong Bai Mudan tea.

2. People with an empty stomach should not drink Bai Mudan tea on an empty stomach.

3. For elderly people, generally 5 grams per person per day is enough; elderly people especially should not drink too much. Drinking too much will lead to "extremes meeting their opposite," and instead it will not serve a health-preserving purpose.