How to see if the tea on the market contains pesticides?

A lot of tea is the use of pesticides, because the planting of tea will also have a lot of pests and diseases, I think the public now has a deep misunderstanding of the use of pesticides, that the use of pesticides in vegetables and fruits is harmful to health, this concept is wrong.

There is nothing wrong with using pesticides. Even developed countries in Europe and the United States are using pesticides. As the world's population continues to grow, how can we ensure that the limited land for cultivation grows enough material for human survival?

Pesticides and fertilizers are a major guarantee for high crop yields. How to use pesticides safely and correctly, and how to monitor the amount of pesticide residues in crops is the most important. What China has failed to do is that the relevant departments have not effectively guided farmers to use pesticides safely and correctly, resulting in excessive pesticide residues.

The industrial and commercial departments have not supervised and strictly investigated the influx of crops with excessive pesticides into the market, resulting in harm to the health of society. That's the key.

Tea is generally not heavily pesticide. Tea plants are mainly susceptible to some pathogens, and fungicides with lower toxicity are generally used. Now the good ones have very low fungicide residues.

As a cash crop, tea farmers are still willing to use better pesticides. Some tea plantations abroad do not use pesticides. Therefore, there is no need to worry too much about pesticide residues in tea.

However, others, such as cucumbers and grapes, have a lot of medicines, and must be cleaned when eating.

People who like to drink tea in life often make tea and drink, and may not have noticed the health problems of tea, but it is worth our attention that there may be pesticide residues on the tea, and we must pay attention to it when making tea, we can pour out the water that made tea for the first time, and then brew it again. So, are there pesticides on tea? How to reduce pesticide residues in tea?

1. Are there pesticide residues on tea?

In some old tea areas, the inspection and specification of pesticides are relatively strict (generally pesticides sprayed on vegetables), and most of the pesticides are low-toxicity or non-toxic. But it's still a little bit of a residue.

2. How to reduce pesticide residues

Many pesticides are fat-soluble, adsorbed on the tissues of tea leaves, and do not easily migrate into tea water. Even if these tea leaves have a little pesticide residue exceedance, there are very few people who really drink it with the tea soup. Therefore, drinking only tea and not chewing tea further greatly reduces the risk of pesticide residues in tea.

3. Tips

Many people drink tea and pour out the first brew of tea, which is called "washing tea", which feels like washing away the dust on the surface. In fact, if the tea is dirty, there is no way to wash it. It is recommended to go to the regular channel to buy clean tea, "tea washing" is actually not very meaningful.

4. The wonderful use of tea

1. Trick 1: Eliminate dark circles.

The main causes of dark circles are lack of sleep, overuse of the eyes, or lack of vitamin B12. Wrapping the tea residue in gauze and applying a warm compress to the eyes can eliminate temporary eye puffiness and dark circles caused by staying up late and edema.

2. Clever use two: do **.

Tea contains tannins, which increase skin elasticity and help moisturize the skin. In addition, tea also has a bactericidal effect, and has a certain effect on acne and suppuration. Dry**Can be made with green tea with egg yolk and honey**, and egg white is suitable for sensitive skin.

3. Trick 3: Take a bath.

Green tea has a bactericidal effect, can deeply cleanse the skin, soften the stratum corneum, and make the skin delicate and white. Put the remaining tea residues after drinking tea into a cotton bag after drying, tie the bag tightly and put it into the bathtub, and the skin will feel soft and tender after taking a green tea bath.

4. Trick 4: Wash your hair.

Washing your hair with water soaked in tea residue can remove excess dirt from your hair, making it black, soft, shiny and shiny. After normal shampooing, rinse your hair with tea to nourish your hair.

5. Wonderful use five: adsorption of odor fiber Zen.

Dry the leftover tea residue and put it in a gauze bag and put it in the refrigerator to get rid of the fishy smell of fish, meat and other foods. It can also be used in the kitchen and toilet to remove odors. Placed in the shoe, it can eliminate the dampness and odor in the shoe.

6. Clever use six: moisture-proof.

Dry the leftover tea residues in the sun and spread them in a damp place in the room to remove moisture. Because tea has a strong adsorption effect.

7. Magic use seven: go greasy.

Scrubbing greasy pots and pans, or wooden or bamboo tables and chairs with leftover tea residue can effectively remove greasy and make them smoother. Greasy kitchen rags can be cleaned with boiling water for tea residues.