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Doctor Sviridova explained in which chronic disorders green tea is harmful

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Gastroenterologist Anna Sviridova: if you have hypotension or iron deficiency anemia, drinking green tea is harmful.

In an interview with doctor Sviridova, there was a warning that that green tea is not always a desirable and healthy drink. For some chronic disorders, it is harmful, the specialist clarified.

The doctor listed them:

  • hypotension (low blood pressure)
  • iron deficiency in the body , iron deficiency anemia
  • osteoporosis.

Anna Sviridova stated that, due to the saturation with tannins, green tea prevents the normal absorption of iron from food, as well as those microelements that have a key effect on the state of bone tissue and the cardiovascular system (we are talking about calcium and magnesium).

br>In addition, after drinking it, the acidity of gastric juice increases. In this regard, green tea becomes harmful in chronic disorders of the gastrointestinal tract – it is contraindicated in gastritis, peptic ulcer disease.

Alena Sviridova was shocked by the “new” appearance

“Green tea is not recommended for pregnant women, since the tannin it contains prevents the absorption of folic acid, which is necessary for the proper development of the nervous system in the fetus,” the doctor added to her comment to Gazeta.Ru.
Those who have no contraindications , the expert advised to drink it an hour after eating. In the evening, even the healthiest people should refuse green tea, otherwise a drink containing caffeine and other active substances will provoke the development of insomnia.

Doctor Viktoria Savitskaya: green onions are contraindicated in vascular disorders portal MedikForum.ru wrote that beer leads to an enlarged heart.

Important! Information provided for reference purposes. Ask a specialist about contraindications and side effects and under no circumstances self-medicate. Seek medical attention at the first sign of illness.

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