1. Lotus leaf taboo: menstrual women, those with deficiency of spleen and stomach, and those with excessive pathogenic factors in upper energizer cannot use lotus leaf. Pregnant women are also not recommended to take lotus leaves, which may easily affect their health and the fetus.

2. Side effects of lotus leaf: Long-term use of lotus leaf can lead to body cold, stomach cold and other symptoms. It is recommended to drink in moderation, not in excess. It is best to take it with other warm drugs, such as Chuanxiong and Rhizoma Atractylodis. People who smoke and lose weight for a long time can drink lotus leaf tea properly, which can reduce the harm of cigarettes to the body, nourish the liver and moisten the lungs; Lotus leaf tea has the function of clearing fat, which can improve greasy eating habits and achieve the effect of losing weight.

Taboos and side effects of lotus leaves:

1. Lotus leaf taboo: menstrual women, those with deficiency of spleen and stomach, and those with excessive pathogenic factors in upper energizer cannot use lotus leaf. Pregnant women are also not recommended to take lotus leaves, which may easily affect their health and the fetus.

2. Side effects of lotus leaf: Long-term use of lotus leaf can lead to body cold, stomach cold and other symptoms. It is recommended to drink in moderation, not in excess. It is best to take it with other warm drugs, such as Chuanxiong and Rhizoma Atractylodis. People who smoke and lose weight for a long time can drink lotus leaf tea properly, which can reduce the harm of cigarettes to the body, nourish the liver and moisten the lungs; Lotus leaf tea has the function of clearing fat, which can improve greasy eating habits and achieve the effect of losing weight.

Lotus leaf, as a traditional Chinese medicine, has the functions of clearing away heat and toxic materials, promoting diuresis and reducing swelling, but it also needs to pay attention to taboos and side effects when using it.

1. Lotus leaf taboo:

(1) Deficiency of the spleen and stomach: Lotus leaves are cool and easy to damage the spleen and stomach, so people with deficiency of the spleen and stomach should not eat more lotus leaves.

(2) Diarrhea: Lotus leaf can relieve constipation, but excessive consumption or long-term consumption will lead to diarrhea, so diarrhea patients should not eat it.

(3) Pregnant women and babies: pregnant women and babies are delicate and sensitive to drugs, so they should try to avoid eating them.

2. Side effects of lotus leaf:

(1) dry mouth: eating lotus leaves is easy to cause dry mouth, so it should be eaten in moderation and used in conjunction with other Chinese medicines.

(2) Dizziness and headache: Lotus leaf has the effect of clearing away heat and toxic materials, but if it is used improperly or conflicts with other drugs, it will also cause dizziness and headache.

In a word, although lotus leaf has good medicinal value, it needs to be used cautiously, according to the doctor's advice of traditional Chinese medicine, and pay attention to the taboos and side effects of lotus leaf.