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Don't eat on an empty stomach

Because persimmons contain more tannic acid and pectin, they will form lumps of different sizes under the action of gastric acid on an empty stomach. If these lumps can't reach the small intestine through pylorus, they will stay in the stomach and form stomach persimmon stones.

If the stomach persimmon stone cannot be discharged naturally, it will cause digestive tract obstruction, severe pain in the upper abdomen, vomiting and even hematemesis.

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Don't eat persimmon skin

Most of the tannic acid in persimmon is concentrated in the skin. When persimmon is astringent, it is impossible to remove all the tannic acid, and it is easier to form stomach persimmon stone if it is eaten together with the skin.

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Enough is enough

Tannic acid in persimmon can form compounds that cannot be absorbed by human body with minerals such as calcium, zinc, magnesium and iron in food, so these nutrients cannot be utilized, so eating more persimmon can easily lead to the lack of these minerals.

Persimmon can't be eaten with anything

1. Persimmon and crab are eaten together, causing food poisoning such as vomiting, abdominal distension and diarrhea

Persimmon and crab are both cold, and cold and cold hurt the spleen and stomach.

Crabs are rich in protein. When eating persimmons, protein in crabs meets tannic acid in persimmons, which can solidify in people's stomachs and turn into indigestible lumps, resulting in abdominal pain, vomiting or diarrhea.

2. Persimmon and goose meat: both can be eaten together, which will lead to death in severe cases.

Goose meat is full-price protein and high-quality protein. When protein meets tannic acid in persimmon, it is easy to coagulate salted tannic acid protein and gather in the stomach, which will lead to death in severe cases.

3. Persimmon and wine: both of them eat together, causing intestinal obstruction

Persimmon is cold, while wine tastes bitter and bitter, and it is hot and toxic.

When alcohol enters the stomach, it stimulates the intestinal secretion to increase. Tannic acid in persimmon meets the stomach and forms a thick sticky substance, which is easy to be twisted with cellulose to form a clot, which is difficult to digest and excrete, resulting in intestinal obstruction for a long time.

4. Persimmon and kelp: eating them together causes gastrointestinal discomfort

Kelp rich in calcium ions and persimmon with a large amount of tannic acid are eaten together, and calcium ions in kelp can combine with persimmon tannic acid to form insoluble conjugates, which easily affect the digestion and absorption of some nutrients and lead to gastrointestinal discomfort.

5. Persimmon and octopus: eating them together will damage the stomach and easily lead to diarrhea.

Octopus is sweet in smell, salty and cold, non-toxic, and its medicinal properties are cold, so it can nourish blood and replenish qi. Persimmon is sweet and astringent and cold, which belongs to cold medicine, so it is not suitable to eat the two together, otherwise it will damage the stomach and easily lead to diarrhea.

6. Persimmon and sweet potato: if they are eaten together, it is easy to get stomach persimmon stones, and even more, it will cause stomach perforation and endanger life.

Sweet potato contains more starch, which will produce a lot of gastric acid in people's stomachs. If you eat more persimmons, persimmons will precipitate under the action of gastric acid.

When the sediments accumulate together, they will form water-insoluble lumps, which are difficult to digest and discharge, and people will easily get stomach persimmon stones, and in severe cases, stomach perforation will be life-threatening.

7. Persimmons and acidic vegetables: Eating them together may lead to gastrolithiasis.

please don't drink too much acidic vegetable soup or water after eating persimmon.

After eating sauerkraut, a large amount of hydrochloric acid will be produced in people's stomachs, which will react with the gastric acid produced by persimmons in the stomach to produce precipitates, and the precipitates will accumulate together to form water-insoluble lumps, thus forming gastrolithiasis.