Suggestion: Scientific research and clinical practice have proved that honey has dual effects on gastric acid secretion. When gastric acid secretion is too much or too little, honey can play a regulatory role and normalize gastric acid secretion. If you eat honey one and a half hours before meals, it can inhibit the secretion of gastric acid; If you eat honey immediately after eating, it will stimulate gastric acid secretion; Warm honey solution can dilute gastric juice and reduce its acidity, while cold honey solution can increase the acidity of gastric juice and stimulate intestinal movement, so it can be used for diarrhea. Therefore, patients with hyperacidity or hypertrophic gastritis, especially those with gastric and duodenal ulcer soup, eat warm honey water 1.5 hours before meals, which can not only inhibit gastric acid secretion, but also reduce gastric acid, thus reducing the irritation to gastric mucosa and facilitating the healing of ulcer surface; Patients with gastric acid deficiency or atrophic gastritis should eat cold honey water immediately after eating.
The general dosage of edible honey is:100g for adults every day, with a maximum of 200g. Children should eat 30-60 grams in the morning, 40-80 grams at noon and 30-60 grams at night. When used for treatment, two months is a course of treatment.
Yinan county Tian Fengyun-Dazhuang Center Hospitals, Linyi City, Shandong Province
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