Garlic bogey yellow, fleece-flower root, moutan skin. Garlic and onion will hurt the stomach with food.
When mangoes and garlic are eaten together, the skin will turn yellow.
If the eel and garlic are eaten together, they will be hot and get angry.
Honey and garlic mixed food, easily lead to diarrhea.
Need to be reminded if you must not take garlic at the time of diarrhea. Otherwise, it will not only result in no treatment effect, but also aggravate the condition. This is because diarrhea often occurs in daily life. Mostly because the patient gets cold or eats a food with pathogenic bacteria, it causes inflammation of the local mucosal tissue in the intestine, and the permeability of blood vessels in the intestinal wall changes, resulting in the formation of protein and water. Salt metabolism disorders, so that a large number of body fluids infiltrate the intestine and diarrhea.
So, who else should not eat garlic?
Who should not eat garlic
Patients with liver disease should not eat. Certain components of garlic have a stimulating effect on the stomach and intestines, which can inhibit the secretion of intestinal digestive fluids, affect the digestion of foods, and aggravate the nausea and other symptoms of hepatitis patients. In addition, the volatile components of garlic can reduce red blood cells and hemoglobin in the blood, and may cause anemia, which is not conducive to the treatment of hepatitis.
Non-bacterial diarrhea should not eat. Non-bacterial enteritis and diarrhea should not be eaten raw garlic. Because of the inflammation of the local mucosa of the intestine, the spicy allicin can stimulate the intestinal tract, causing congestion and edema of the intestinal mucosa, promoting exudation and worsening the disease.
Eye disease patients should not eat. Chinese medicine believes that eating large amounts of garlic for a long period of time will "damage the liver." In addition, eating a lot of garlic in summer and autumn has the greatest impact on the eyes.
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