The mung bean is cool in nature and has the effect of clearing heat and removing toxins, which is a Chinese medicine in itself. As we know, the formula of Chinese medicine is usually a combination of several medicines, and since it can be used together, there is no such thing as an antidote.

We know that there are certain indications and contraindications for any drug, and since mung beans are cold, they are commonly used in summer to clear away heat.

The antidote of mung bean is for part of the Chinese medicine, just like the Western medicine in the pressure-boosting drugs and antihypertensive drugs can not be applied at the same time. Their effects are antagonistic to each other and they cannot be taken together.

We believe that mung beans solve the toxicity in drugs and food, not the antidote. The view that mung bean soup is an antidote is incorrect.

We suggest that it is best not to consume mung beans during the eating of warm Chinese medicines; when taking medicines such as Metabolism, you should consume mung bean soup after an interval of 1-2 hours, and in most cases, the taking of medicines does not affect the consumption of mung beans.