It is best not to eat persimmons on an empty stomach. Persimmon contains a lot of persimmon gum, which will solidify into blocks when it meets acid. When eating a large number of persimmons on an empty stomach, the persimmon gum in persimmons will condense with gastric acid into blocks, as small as apricot stones and as big as fists, which cannot be discharged if accumulated. Therefore, persimmon should not be eaten more at a time, but after meals, because gastric acid has been mixed with food at this time, and it is not easy to produce "persimmon stone".
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Persimmons should not be eaten with skin. Some people think that chewing persimmon skin while eating persimmon is more delicious than eating persimmon alone. In fact, this way of eating is unscientific. Because most of the tannic acid in persimmon is concentrated in the skin, it is impossible to remove all the tannic acid when persimmon is astringent. If the skin is eaten together, it is easier to form stomach persimmon stone, and its skin contains more tannic acid. Persimmon is rich in vitamins, calcium, carotene and other nutrients.
It has the functions of clearing away heat, moistening intestine, stopping bleeding and lowering blood pressure, and has good curative effect on diseases such as hypertension and dry stool. Eating persimmons will not cause constipation. Persimmon is rich in pectin, which has a good laxative effect, and has a good effect on relieving constipation and keeping intestinal tract unobstructed. Although persimmon has many benefits, we can't relax our vigilance, especially those with bad stomach and indigestion. We can't eat too much at once. It is best to eat persimmons after meals.
Persimmon is rich in vitamins, calcium, carotene and other nutrients. It has the functions of clearing away heat, moistening intestines, stopping bleeding and lowering blood pressure, and has a good curative effect on diseases such as hypertension and dry stool. Eating persimmons will not cause constipation. Persimmon is rich in pectin, which has a good laxative effect, and has a good effect on relieving constipation and keeping intestinal tract unobstructed.
Today we will talk about what persimmons can't drink and what to eat together.
1. Oranges, oranges, grapefruit, grapes and other acidic fruits.
Acidic fruits, such as plum, apricot and plum. It contains acidic substances that are not easily oxidized and decomposed, which easily leads to acidity in the body and is generally not suitable for eating more.
2. Don't eat persimmons on an empty stomach
Persimmon contains a lot of persimmon gum, which will solidify into blocks when it meets acid. When eating a large number of persimmons on an empty stomach, the persimmon gum in persimmons will condense with gastric acid into a block, as small as a peach pit and as big as a fist, and it will not be discharged if it is piled up too much. Therefore, persimmons should not be eaten at one time, but after meals.
3. Persimmon should not be eaten together with skin.
Some people think that chewing persimmon skin is more delicious than eating persimmon alone. This statement is unscientific, because most of the tannic acid in persimmon is concentrated in the peel. When persimmon is astringent, it is impossible to completely remove tannic acid. If you eat the skin together, it is easier to form stomach persimmon stone.
Its peel contains more tannic acid, and persimmon is rich in vitamins, calcium, carotene and other nutrients. It has the functions of clearing away heat, moistening intestine, stopping bleeding and lowering blood pressure, and has good curative effect on diseases such as hypertension and dry stool. Eating persimmons will not cause constipation. Persimmon is rich in pectin, which has a good laxative effect, and has a good effect on relieving constipation and maintaining intestinal patency.
Persimmons have many benefits, but they can't relax their vigilance, especially those with bad stomach and indigestion. You can't eat too much at a time. It is best to eat persimmons after meals.