Drinking Tea on an Empty Stomach Can Cause Acidity and Discomfort
Summary
Drinking tea on an empty stomach can trigger acidity, stomach burning, gas, and discomfort in some people. Experts advise starting the day with water and seeking medical advice if symptoms like chest burning, nausea, or vomiting keep recurring.
Key Points
- Drinking tea before eating can cause acidity, stomach burning, heaviness, and gas in some people.
- The caffeine in tea may also lead to nervousness, restlessness, or a rapid heartbeat when consumed on an empty stomach.
- People with gas or reflux are especially advised to avoid this habit.
- The article recommends drinking water after waking up and consulting a doctor if symptoms persist.
