Banana is a cold fruit, so it is best not to eat it for people who are relatively weak, so as not to cause stomach cold. Secondly, bananas can promote gastrointestinal motility. Patients with diarrhea or frequent bowel movements should try to eat less, otherwise the patient's diarrhea symptoms will become more serious. In addition, for some pregnant patients who have swollen feet, they cannot eat bananas at this time, which may cause the patient's swollen feet to be severe and difficult to treat. Patients with renal insufficiency cannot eat bananas, because bananas contain more potassium, which will increase the burden on the kidneys and is not conducive to the recovery of kidney organs.

Banana contains a variety of trace elements and vitamins, which can help relax muscles, make people feel happy physically and mentally, and have certain weight loss effects. However, bananas are not allowed to be eaten under any circumstances. Some foods cannot be eaten together with other foods. After eating, the two foods will conflict with each other, leading to food poisoning. So, what shouldn’t be eaten with bananas? Generally speaking, bananas should not be eaten with foods that can cause flatulence, such as taro, sweet potatoes, etc., as they can easily lead to bloating. Some people think that bananas should not be eaten with milk as they may cause poisoning. In fact, this is also incorrect. Many people are used to mixing bananas with milk and making a paste. Milk-banana paste is rich in protein, carbohydrates, calcium, potassium, phosphorus, iron, vitamin C and other nutrients. Paired with banana milk, it is not only delicious, but also healthy. However, it should be noted that individual people should not eat bananas and yogurt together, as it may easily lead to diarrhea, but this should be judged based on personal physical conditions.