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News India Live, Digital Desk: Nowadays, there is a trend to drink hot water first thing in the morning, and keep drinking hot water sip by sip from the thermos throughout the day. People believe that it melts fat and reduces weight. There is no doubt that there are many benefits of drinking hot water, but there is another side to the coin as well.
According to Ayurveda and doctors, All that glitters is not gold and hot water is not a medicine for everyone. In certain health conditions, drinking hot water can burn the body from within instead of providing benefits.
Come, let us know in very simple language which people should keep some distance from hot water, otherwise they may have to give and take.
1. Those who have kidney problems (Kidney Issues)
The job of our kidneys is to filter out dirty water from the body. Experts say that drinking excessively hot water can harm the kidneys. ‘Capillary System’ (The network of fine veins that filters) puts extra pressure on it. If you already have any kidney problem, then drink only normal temperature water, hot water can increase your problems.
2. People with stomach ulcers or acidity (Acidity and Ulcers)
The nature of hot water is hot. If you have heartburn, frequent acid formation or stomach ulcers, then by drinking hot water you are adding “fuel to the fire”. This can further peel away the lining of your intestines, causing irritation and pain that can become unbearable.
3. Those who have mouth ulcers (Mouth Ulcers)
This is a simple matter – if there are ulcers in the mouth, then even hot tea can be drunk with difficulty, in such a situation drinking hot water can make those ulcers deeper. Due to this, there is also a risk of swelling in the veins of the throat and mouth.
4. Insomnia
You may not know this, but drinking hot water before sleeping at night can cause sleepless nights. Drinking hot water puts pressure on the bladder and you have to go to the washroom again and again. If you already have less sleep, avoid it at night.
5. Thickening of blood and swelling of veins
Some reports say that continuously drinking very hot water can cause swelling in the veins of the body. This sometimes affects blood volume, which can also cause stress to the heart.
Then what should we do?
Don’t panic, don’t stop drinking water. Just keep in mind that water ‘boiling’ No, rather it should be lukewarm. And most importantly—”Ati Sarvatra Varjayet”—that is, excess of anything is bad. Listen to your body, don’t act sheepishly. If you feel uneasy after drinking hot water, stop immediately.
It is very important to have the right information to maintain health!
North India Statesman