Depending on which nerves are affected by peripheral neuropathy, you may notice some of these symptoms: 1  Change in sensation, especially in your hands and feet, such as numbness, tingling, or pain. 2  Muscle weakness, called myopathy. 3  Changes in organ function, resulting in constipation or dizziness.
Tea. Just like coffee, tea also contains the staining saboteurs known as tannins, so sipping on a cup of chamomile may lead to stains, Cram says. But thereâs even more to it than thatâlike the hue it turns your teeth, for instance. âGreen tea stains teeth gray, and black tea stains them yellow,â Maddahi explains. If green teaâs your go-to, he suggests investing in a high quality optionâthe lower the quality, the worse the stain itâll cause.
You can stain your teeth if you smoke or if you eat or drink certain things, and it's more likely to happen as you age. But once you know what to eat -- and what to avoid -- you can keep your pearly whites bright and shiny. What Causes Stains? Tooth enamel [changes] as you get older, says Sally Cram, DDS. Like a piece of pottery that gets fine lines [over time], the stain gets into the little cracks and crevices. You need to watch out for these three things: Chromogens-- compounds with strong pigments that cling to enamel