Because chrysanthemum is cool, it can't be eaten with cold food, and it is easy to have diarrhea. Use it with caution when the stomach is cold.

Among them, cold foods include bitter gourd, tomato, Zizania latifolia, water chestnut, water chestnut, lily, lotus root, bamboo shoot, arrowhead, konjac, water spinach, dandelion, patrinia, houttuynia cordata, purslane, bracken, bitter herb, shepherd's purse, Toona sinensis and water shield.

Chicken and chrysanthemum tea can't be at the same time, which is toxic.

There is some scientific truth in eating food together, but some of them are not so serious: vitamin C and E eaten together with shrimp will produce arsenic and will be poisoned to death, but chicken and tea will not.