Foods similar to carrots:

Carrot+kiwi fruit: it will destroy vitamin C.

Carrot+chrysanthemum: it will destroy vitamin C.

Carrot+eggplant: it will be bad for digestion.

Carrots+apples: will destroy vitamin C.

Carrot+lemon: it will destroy vitamin C.

Carrot+hawthorn: it will destroy vitamin C.

Carrot+grapefruit: it will destroy vitamin C.

Carrot+papaya: it will destroy nutrition.

Mushroom-like food:

Mushroom+river crab: easy to induce stones.

Mushroom+pigeon meat: it can cause hemorrhoids.

Mushrooms+tomatoes: destroying carotenoids

Mushrooms+Quails: Encountering with Black Spots

Mushroom+pheasant: it can cause hemorrhoids.

Mushroom+river crab: easy to cause symptoms of stones.

Mushrooms+quail eggs: it is easy to grow dark spots on the face.

Lentinus edodes, also known as Lentinus edodes, Lentinus edodes, Lentinus edodes, Lentinus edodes and Lentinus edodes, is the fruiting body of Lentinus edodes of Pleurotus. Lentinus edodes is the second largest edible fungus in the world and one of the specialties of China. It is called "delicious" among the people. This is a fungus that grows on wood. Delicious taste, rich fragrance and rich nutrition. Lentinus edodes is rich in vitamin B, iron, potassium and provitamin D (converted into vitamin D after sun exposure), which is sweet and flat. Indications: anorexia, qi deficiency and fatigue.

Extended data:

Edible efficacy

1, improve the immune function of the body: Lentinus edodes can promote the production of T lymphocytes and improve the killing activity of T lymphocytes.

2. Anti-aging: The water extract of Lentinus edodes has a scavenging effect on hydrogen peroxide, and has a certain scavenging effect on hydrogen peroxide in the body.

3, anti-cancer and anti-cancer: the mushroom cap part contains double-stranded RNA, which will produce interferon with anti-cancer effect after entering the human body.

4. Mushrooms contain purine, choline, tyrosine, oxidase and some nucleic acid substances, which can lower blood pressure, cholesterol and blood lipid.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-mushrooms