Some individuals may be allergic to components in milk tea, such as dairy, tea leaves, or added flavorings, leading to allergic reactions ranging from mild to severe.(Photo credit: freepik)
Tea contains tannins that can interfere with the absorption of certain nutrients, such as iron, potentially leading to deficiencies over time.(Photo credit: freepik)
Milk tea contains caffeine, and caffeine has diuretic properties, which can lead to increased urination and potential dehydration if adequate water intake is not maintained.(Photo credit: freepik)
The caffeine in milk tea can interfere with sleep patterns, causing insomnia or poor-quality sleep if consumed later in the day and breaks the daily sleep cycle.(Photo credit: freepik)
Regular intake of milk tea, which contains caffeine, can lead to dependency and symptoms of caffeine withdrawal include headaches, irritability, and fatigue.(Photo credit: freepik)
Regular consumption of sugary milk tea can cause spikes in blood sugar levels, which may be particularly concerning for individuals with diabetes or insulin resistance.(Photo credit: freepik)
Some people might experience digestive problems like bloating, gas, or diarrhea, especially if they are lactose intolerant or have a sensitivity to dairy.(Photo credit: freepik)
The sugar content in milk tea can contribute to tooth decay and cavities if proper dental hygiene is not maintained.(Photo credit: freepik)
Milk tea often contains added sugars and high-fat milk, which can contribute to an increased caloric intake, leading to weight gain if consumed in excess.(Photo credit: freepik)
Teas are well renowned for their calming properties, occasionally excessive milk tea consumption has anxiety-inducing adverse effects. (Photo credit: freepik)