Many believe that tea is an exclusively healthy drink, but doctors are less categorical. Gastroenterologists point out that the body’s reaction to tea is individual. For some, a cup of tea is a source of energy, for others, it can cause heaviness or even a burning sensation in the stomach. Why does this happen, and can any particular type of tea be unequivocally called harmful for digestion?
There is a widely held belief that drinks are divided into ‘good’ and ‘bad’ solely based on their color or name. However, experts insist it’s not that simple. Many factors influence how the stomach reacts to tea—from the brewing method to individual physiological traits. Take our short quiz to see how well you understand the topic.
Which type of tea do doctors say more often causes discomfort in people with sensitive stomachs: black or green? The answer might surprise even seasoned tea enthusiasts.
