Bamboo shoots can absorb fat, promote food fermentation and help digestion and excretion, so eating bamboo shoots often is of great benefit to simple obesity. However, bamboo shoots not only contain insoluble calcium oxalate, which is not suitable for patients with urinary tract, kidney and gallstones, but also contain more crude cellulose, which may be the pathogenic factor of patients with gastrointestinal diseases and liver cirrhosis, which may easily lead to gastric bleeding and liver disease aggravation. Eating bamboo shoots should also prevent allergies, especially for the elderly and children.

Remind some people that bamboo shoots are not suitable for eating. Spring bamboo shoots contain more crude cellulose, which may be the pathogenic factor of patients with gastrointestinal diseases and liver cirrhosis, and may easily lead to adverse consequences such as gastric bleeding and aggravation of liver diseases. In addition, bamboo shoots also contain oxalic acid, which can easily combine with calcium to form calcium oxalate. Calcium oxalate is easy to deposit, and people with urethral stones should not eat bamboo shoots.

Bamboo shoots contain a lot of insoluble calcium oxalate, so patients with urethral stones, kidney calculi and gallstones should not eat more.