What are the uses of tea, and what are the uses of tea?

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Don't just drink tea, teach you a good way to use tea, every household needs it.

As a drink that is beneficial to human health, tea is becoming more and more popular among people. In everyday life, in addition to brewing and drinking, tea has many practical uses. The clever and rational use of tea can help people improve their quality of life.

Today, let's talk about the wonderful use of tea in life.

In daily life, stains and oil stains are a headache, especially in the kitchen and some sanitary corners. When cleaning stains, adding tea to the water can play a certain role in removing stains. Some utensils with fishy smell or miscellaneous smell that have not been used for a long time, such as cooking pots and other utensils, can be cleaned with tea to quickly remove the fishy smell, and then wash with water for the second time.

When washing dishes, you can add an appropriate amount of tea.

In addition, dry tea also has the ability to remove odors. In modern society, irregular diet and rest time can easily lead to bad breath, which is harmful to health and affects others. The aromatic substances contained in dry tea can help eliminate bad breath, and chewing a small amount of dry tea can effectively alleviate this phenomenon.

Chewing dry tea helps to get rid of bad breath.

After brewing, the tea will also be of many uses. In the season of frequent mosquito activity, after a person is bitten by a mosquito, you can apply the tea after brewing, and the swelling and itching will soon subside. The dark circles under the eyes after staying up late can also be improved by applying the tea after brewing, making people look more energetic.

Eliminate dark circles.

Tea dregs are also a "treasure" that cannot be ignored, especially for those who raise flowers. Tea is rich in organic matter, which can provide sufficient fertility for the soil and deliver effective nutrients to plants.

Tea residues can moisturize flowers and plants.

Tea leaves are usually removed from the tender stems of the tea before they are finished, and it is just as powerful. Lignified tea stems have a low drinking value, but they can shine in other ways. When decorating a new house, many people will go to the tea city to buy tea stems and place them in a ventilated position, and after a period of time, the odor will be reduced a lot.

What is especially special is that after the tea stem absorbs the flavor or is damp, as long as the tea stem is taken out to dry, the dried tea stem still has the ability to absorb the odor, and can be repeatedly dried once or twice.

The tea stems can be dried again to remove odors.

As one of the common beverages in daily life, tea is not only drinkable, but also has many other uses. Dry tea eliminates bad breath, tea removes stains, tea residue can be used as fertilizer, and even tea stems can have the ability to absorb odors, and the powerful function is amazing. I hope that through this article, we can help you make clever use of tea in your daily life and make it as valuable as possible.

In addition to being a beverage, tea has many special uses.

Boiled tea eggs: Boiled eggs with black tea have a beautiful color and delicious taste.

Tea smoked meat: use tea, brown sugar and raw smoked meat, smoked fish, smoked duck, hygiene, sterilization, flavor, color.

Strong tea gargle: Su Dongpo used strong tea to rinse his mouth in the Song Dynasty, and the effect was very good. If you suffer from bad breath, rinse your mouth with strong tea to get rid of bad breath.

In addition to the onion and garlic taste: after eating the green onion and garlic, talk to people immediately, the onion and garlic flavor will make people unpleasant, if you contain a pinch of tea leaves in the mouth, spit it out after a few minutes, the onion and garlic flavor will disappear.

Strong tea hangover: theophylline can dissolve alcohol, and does not hurt the spleen and stomach, drunk people, drink a few cups of strong tea, will quickly sober up.

Tea bath: It can remove body odor, protect, reduce disease, and make it shiny, smooth and soft. In rural areas, after the birth of a baby, tea can be used to bathe.

Alleviate colds: When you have a cold, your throat is inflamed, your voice is hoarse, you cough and spit, make strong tea with rock sugar and drink a few cups, and the patient will immediately feel clean and less painful.

Treatment of athlete's foot: Green tea contains tannins, which have a strong bactericidal effect, especially for athlete's foot. People suffering from athlete's foot should wash their feet with green tea liquid every night, and they will heal themselves without medicine over time.

Rinse wounds: Tea contains tannins, which have a bactericidal effect. Folk tea water is commonly used to rinse wounds, detoxify and sterilize.

Strong tea detoxification: tannic acid can precipitate by chemical reaction with metals, delaying the absorption of poisons by the human body, and people can take strong tea for detoxification after mistakenly ingesting toxic metals and alkaline plants.

Swelling and inflammation: For some nameless swelling and poison, mash the tea leaves and apply them to relieve pain, reduce swelling and inflammation.

Remove the smell of paint: Newly bought wooden furniture, there is a pungent smell of paint, wash it with tea, it will be eliminated.

Mosquito repellent: The brewed tea leaves are dried and lit at dusk in summer, which can replace mosquito coils to repel mosquitoes and be harmless to people.

Flower garden fertilizer: Brewed tea, containing inorganic salts, carbohydrates, etc., can be piled up in flower pots or tea beds, is a good fertilizer, can promote the growth and development of flowers and trees.

The use of tea, mainly as a beverage, is an excellent drink with both color, aroma and taste. Brewed tea also has a high utilization value. Some of these uses are described below:

1. Boil tea eggs. Some use brewed tea leaves, while others use ground tea. The best is to use black tea, ordinary black tea ** is cheap, and the boiled tea eggs are ruddy in color and fragrant in taste.

The key to boiling tea eggs is to first boil the eggs, gently break the eggshells, and then put the tea leaves into water to continue boiling to make the tea taste better.

2. Make tea pillows. The used tea leaves should not be discarded, spread on a wooden board to dry, and accumulated can be used as a pillow core. It is said that because tea is cool, tea pillows can clear the mind and enhance thinking ability.

3. Mosquito repellent. Drying the used tea leaves and lighting them at dusk in summer can repel mosquitoes, which has the same effect as mosquito coils, and is absolutely harmless to the human body.

4. Help the development and reproduction of flowers and plants. The brewed tea leaves still have nutrients such as inorganic salts and carbohydrates, which are piled up in flower beds or pots to help the development and reproduction of flowers and plants.

5. Sterilization and treatment of beriberi. Tea contains a large amount of tannins, which have a strong bactericidal effect, especially for filamentous bacteria that cause athlete's foot. Therefore, people who suffer from athlete's foot will be cured after a long time by boiling tea leaves into thick juice to wash their feet every night.

However, boiling tea and washing feet must be persistent, and there will be no significant effect in a short period of time. And it is better to use green tea, fermented black tea, the content of tannic acid is much less.

6. Eliminate bad breath. Tea has a strong astringent effect, and often holding tea leaves in your mouth can eliminate bad breath. Commonly used strong tea gargle, also has the same effect. If you are not good at drinking tea, you can soak the tea leaves and then hold them in your mouth, which can reduce the bitter taste and also have a certain effect.

7. It can take care of hair. Tea can remove dirt and rinse greasy, so after washing your hair, you can wash it with tea to make your hair black and soft and shiny. And the tea does not contain chemicals, so it will not hurt the hair and **.

8. Wash silk clothes. Silk clothes, the most afraid of chemical detergents, if the soaked tea, used to boil water to wash silk clothes, can maintain the original color of the clothes and bright as new. Washing clothes made of nylon fibers has the same effect.

9. Wipe the used tea leaves on mirrors, glass doors and windows, furniture, adhesive paper plates, muddy leather shoes, and dark clothes.

10. There is a fishy smell in the utensils, and the waste tea leaves can be boiled in it for a few minutes to remove the fish.

1. Soften blood vessels: Tea can reduce the serum cholesterol and fibrin content in blood vessels, thereby reducing blood lipids and softening blood vessels.

2. Anti-inflammatory: Tea has astringent, anti-inflammatory and other effects, and can prevent intestinal infectious diseases.

3. Tea can decompose some toxins in tobacco, especially inhibiting the impact of nicotine on human health.

4. Antibacterial and antiviral: tea has antibacterial, antiviral, disinfection and other effects. It has obvious effects on cleaning small wounds, stopping bleeding and relieving pain.

5. Anti-caries: rinsing with tea can prevent caries and is conducive to oral hygiene.

6. After the boiled tea is cooled, apply it to the cold sores, and the cold sores will gradually disappear after 4 to 5 days.

7. Tea has the effect of inhibiting cell mutation and carcinogenesis, and has the effect of inhibiting the growth and spread of cancer cells, and long-term tea drinking can reduce the incidence of esophageal cancer, gastric cancer, intestinal cancer and other digestive tract tumors.

8. Tea can refresh the mind, clear heat and detoxify, and has the effects of brightening the eyes, eliminating stagnation, and improving the eye.

Efficacy and function.

Wake up the mind, reduce swelling, prevent heatstroke and cool down.

Tea leaves refer to the leaves and buds of the tea plant. Tea originated in China, and tea was first used as a sacrifice. Tea contains catechins, cholesteenone, caffeine, inositol, folic acid, pantothenic acid and other ingredients, which have the effects of refreshing the brain, diluting water and reducing swelling, preventing heatstroke and cooling down.

1. Wake up and refresh: Caffeine in tea can promote the excitation of the central nervous system of the human body, enhance the excitability of the cerebral cortex, and in addition, tea has the effect of relieving motion sickness and seasickness.

2. Water dilution and swelling: tea has the effect of water and swelling, and has a certain alleviating effect on water metabolism disorders caused by all reasons, and can be used to improve the edema of the lower limbs caused by glomerulonephritis or kidney disease, because of its diuretic effect, it is also helpful to alleviate the edema of the lower limbs.

3. Heatstroke prevention and cooling: The chemical components in the tea soup have a chemical reaction with the saliva in the mouth, so that the mouth can be moisturized and produce a cool feeling.

4. Cardiovascular: tea contains a large amount of catechins, creatine, folic acid, pantothenic acid, etc., these substances can produce a variety of biological activities on the human body, first of all, there is a certain protective effect on the cardiovascular system, tea polyphenols in tea can improve the microcirculation of the human body, have a certain role in promoting fat metabolism, and can reduce the occurrence of hyperlipidemia.

5. Improve gastrointestinal function: catechins in tea can improve gastrointestinal function, promote gastrointestinal peristalsis, and help the human body improve digestion and absorption.

Precautions. Suitable for.

People with heavy dampness, loss of appetite, and cold hands and feet.

Contraindicated. People with iron deficiency anemia, neurasthenia, insomnia.

How to eat. Tea.

Take an appropriate amount of tea leaves and place them in a cup, brew them with warm water, and drink them after a few minutes.

Raw food. Putting unbrewed tea leaves directly in the mouth and chewing them is more beneficial to your health than drinking tea, especially when eating spring tea.

1. Stimulant effect: The caffeine of tea can stimulate the central nervous system, help people invigorate their spirits, enhance their thinking, eliminate fatigue and improve work efficiency.

2. Diuretic effect: Caffeine and theophylline in tea have diuretic effect and are used for edema and water stagnation. The detoxification and diuretic effects of black tea syrup can be used to ** acute jaundice hepatitis.

3. Cardiac antispasmodic effect: Caffeine has the effect of strengthening the heart, relieving spasmodic, relaxing smooth muscle, relieving bronchospasm, promoting blood circulation, and is a good auxiliary drug for bronchial asthma, cough and phlegm, and myocardial infarction.

4. Inhibition of arteriosclerosis: tea polyphenols and vitamin C in tea have the effect of invigorating blood and removing stasis to prevent arteriosclerosis. Therefore, among those who drink tea regularly, the incidence of hypertension and coronary heart disease is lower.

5. Antibacterial and antibacterial effects: tea polyphenols and tannic acid in tea act on bacteria, which can coagulate the proteins of bacteria and kill bacteria. It can be used for intestinal diseases, such as cholera, typhoid, dysentery, enteritis, etc.

**Sores, ulcers and pus, trauma and broken skin, rinse the affected area with strong tea, which has anti-inflammatory and sterilization effects. Inflammation, ulceration, sore throat in the mouth, using tea to **, also has a certain curative effect.

6. Function: Caffeine, inositol, folic acid, pantothenic acid and aromatic substances in tea can regulate fat metabolism, especially oolong tea has a good decomposition effect on protein and fat. Tea polyphenols and vitamin C can lower cholesterol and blood lipids, so drinking tea can**.

7. Anti-caries effect: tea contains fluorine, fluoride ions have a great affinity with the calcium of teeth, and can become a relatively insoluble acid-soluble "fluoroapatite", just like adding a protective layer to the teeth, improving the ability of teeth to prevent acid and caries.

8. Inhibition of cancer cells: It has been reported that the flavonoids in tea have different degrees of anti-cancer effects in vitro, and the stronger effects are vitepine, mulberry pigment and catechin.