The monsoon season is incomplete without having a cup of hot masala tea. But here are five mistakes that you should avoid while having tea in monsoon
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Having tea in excess
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Tea contains caffeine and tannin and its excessive intake can reduce the absorption of iron and disrupt sleep pattern
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Adding too much masala tea
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Masala tea contains hot spices such as ginger, cloves, cinnamon, cardamom, bay leaf and nutmeg. Having these spices in excess can cause hormonal imbalance in the body
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Having tea on an empty stomach
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Avoid consuming tea on an empty stomach as it leads to heartburn and digestive issues
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Boiling tea leaves for too long
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Boiling tea leaves too much makes the beverage bitter and pungent
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Having tea just after meals
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Avoid having tea just after meals as tea leaves are acidic in nature and can affect the digestion process