Papaya can't be eaten with shrimp, otherwise it will lead to abdominal pain and dizziness. Shrimp contains a kind of arsenic that is harmless to human body, and vitamin C in papaya will become poison.

2. Fried food

After eating fried food, many people want to eat fruit to relieve greasy and prevent getting angry. At this time, you should be careful. Papaya should not be eaten with fried food. After eating it, you will have a stomachache and diarrhea. Therefore, it is not advisable to eat papaya after eating fried food.

Step 3: leeks

Leek is rich in cellulose, which can promote gastrointestinal peristalsis, prevent constipation, help detoxify and reduce abdominal fat accumulation. However, leeks are similar to papaya, which are warm and easy to get angry when eaten together. So in order to avoid getting angry, it is best not to eat these two foods at the same time.

4. Pumpkin

Papaya can not be eaten with pumpkin, which will reduce its nutritional value. Because pumpkin contains vitamin C decomposing enzyme, and the content of vitamin C in papaya is very high, which is 48 times that of apple. Adults can meet the needs of vitamin C by eating100g papaya (about half a medium-sized papaya) every day. Therefore, pumpkin should not be eaten with papaya rich in vitamin C, otherwise it will destroy a lot of vitamin C and reduce its nutritional value. Vitamin C is heat-resistant, and this enzyme is destroyed when the pumpkin is cooked. Therefore, pumpkins should be boiled, not fried, and not fried with papaya.

Step 5: carrots

Carrots should not be eaten with papaya, but should be eaten alone or cooked with meat. Because carrots contain enzymes that decompose vitamin C, eating them with papaya will destroy vitamin C in papaya.

6. Ginseng

Papaya cannot be eaten with ginseng, so people who eat ginseng should avoid eating papaya.

In addition, papaya should not be eaten with iron supplements and tetracycline. Don't eat papaya with eel, and don't use iron and lead to cook papaya.

Finally, I would like to remind you that papaya is cold and sweet, although it helps digestion, relieve summer heat and quench thirst, but people with cold stomach and weak body are prone to diarrhea, so remember that enough is enough. Moderate consumption by the elderly helps digestion. But don't eat too much at a time. Pregnant women should not eat more. Long-term excessive intake of vitamin A will be stored in adipose tissue and make the skin yellow, so no one should eat too much papaya.