Are you a milk tea lover and consumes the drink on a daily basis? Then perhaps it is time for you to slowly step back and think about the great dangers milk tea could bring to your health if taken in a very unhealthy manner.
It is never a secret that milk tea, despite of its claims to be “organic” because of the idea of “tea” in it highly contains sugar that is not good for you and your body.
“As per Healthline, an average cup of bubble tea has 54 grams of sugar while its iced tea counterpart only has 22 grams. The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends that men should not consume more than nine teaspoons or 36 grams of sugar daily. For women, it must not be more than six teaspoons or 25 grams daily.” The pader website wrote.
A bizarre incident happened in China just recently where a teenager got comatose from too much milk tea consumption.
According to the reports from the girl’s friends and classmates, the unidentified girl drinks the beverage religiously that it came the point where she intakes it twice a day for one month straight.
After the diagnosis, the doctor declared that the young lady is experiencing “diabetic coma”
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Some of the symptoms she experienced include nausea, frequent urination and dehydration – She was just found unconscious and was immediately rushed to the hospital.
The girl’s family discovered her already unconscious. They likewise reported that she exhibited symptoms related to hyperglycemia, or a condition characterized by superbly high blood sugar levels. RMN stated that some of the symptoms that the patient suffered from were nausea, dehydration, and frequent urination.
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The patient was brought to the Ruijin Hospital where doctors discovered that her blood sugar was 25 times higher than normal, said New York Post. She was placed on a ventilator and received kidney dialysis. She then woke up from a coma five days later.
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