Stop Drinking Hot Coffee & Tea

Maybe Grandma knew all along what science hasn't proven yet. Get ready for me to spill some tea on hot tea on this week's Wednesday checkup! By the way, this warning is really applicable to all drinks and even soup!

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[thudang]

140F=60C here save your time googling 😂👌

[morganandwong]

Not drinking hot beverages must be a new grandma thing. I never heard anyone's grandma in my generation saying such a thing.

[lapisinfernalis]

As a rule of thumb: Just don't drink/eat anything that hurts or is uncomfortable to do so.

[bananaforscale]

1:42 167°F = 75°C
4:52 Green Tea: 175°F = 79°C // Black Tea: 210 °F = 99°C // Herbal Tea: 212°F = 100°C // Coffee: 200°F = 93°C
5:32 140°F = 60°C
Let's spread awareness for use of good units

[ADCArtAttack]

As a British man, I gotta say... I reject your advice on how I should drink my tea.

Now let us fight, I'll bring the Scones!!

[haydenwintle]

Generally as a rule: I’ll sip it while it’s hot very briefly... and as soon as it’s cooled down to warm I’ll practically just down it all at once.

[plumdutchess]

Fortunately I always forget about my tea until it's lukewarm 😏.

[GerinoMorn]

Interestingly, I was always scolded for waiting for my food and drinks to cool down enough. I'm overtly sensitive to high-temp stuff, like people drink my tea and tell me it's "cold", but for me it's "just barely cool enough to drink".

[HeyShae]

Am I the only person who has NEVER heard this? Wow thanks for lookin' out grandma.

[Sarah-rovr]

"Grandma has been saying forever not to drink hot liquids" *Asian grandmother runs towards Mikhail with a boiling hot kettle of water*

[paradoxsysem]

Dr. Mike; “Stop drinking hot stuff”

Me; “Are you missing a comma there?”

[jlinus]

As an Indian I've never heard of a granny ever telling the kids to not drink hot drinks. In fact they always made it extra hot 😂

[stuticherieth]

grandmothers: drinking hot tea is bad for you
literally every Asian parent and grandparents: drink hot tea its good for your health

[pyro-millie]

Media: "HOT TEA IS BAD FOR YOU!!!!1"


me *sips tea*: "Unfortunate."

[notyou]

I’ve never heard my grandmother tell me not to drink hot beverages. Who’s grandma said that??

[vincentbourgon]

As a researcher, thank you for taking the time to explain the difference between causal and correlation to everyone!!!

[tlak]

The China study had a similar issue. It found a higher incidence of esophageal cancer in people who drank more hot tea but only in those who also drank alcohol every day or smoked. It is plausible that drinking hot beverages might raise esophageal cancer risk if combined with smoking or alcohol consumption. But the study did not find that hot tea alone had that effect.

[ERogers-fffb]

I actually checked the temp of my coffee this morning. No esophageal cancer for me!

[kayleighkowalski]

Correlation DOES NOT MEAN Causation!! Doctor Mike please say it every video- even within my Psychology program some still think correlation and association means causation

[NYCStateofMind]

There’s a huge difference between HOT and WARM