1, infants under one year old
Some young parents like to add some honey to the milk or boiled water their babies drink to increase their nutrition or relieve their constipation. In fact, infants and young children had better not eat more honey.
Honey may be contaminated by Botox in the process of brewing, transportation and storage, and the spores of Botox have strong adaptability, which can resist cold and high temperature, and can survive for 6 ~ 10 hour in continuous boiling water. Adults have strong digestive tract function and good resistance. However, for infants under 1 year old, the ecological balance of intestinal microorganisms is not stable enough, which makes the intake of botulinum easy to multiply in the intestine, produce toxins and cause poisoning.
2. Diabetic patients
Glucose is about 35g, fructose is about 40g, sucrose is about 2g and dextrin is about1g.. Glucose and fructose can be directly absorbed into the blood without digestion after entering the intestine, which increases blood sugar, while sucrose and dextrin can be absorbed after a little hydrolysis. Therefore, the hypoglycemic effect of honey is particularly obvious. From this perspective, people with diabetes can't eat honey.
3, gout patients
Gout patients should be careful when eating honey. Gout is a metabolic disease caused by abnormal purine metabolism and increased uric acid synthesis. Most epidemiological and experimental studies show that high fructose intake is related to elevated serum uric acid, hypertension, proteinuria, metabolic syndrome, insulin resistance and diabetes.
Whether taking a large amount of fructose at one time or taking a large amount for a long time will lead to an increase in blood uric acid. The content of fructose in honey far exceeds all kinds of fruits, so gout patients should eat it carefully.
4. Patients with liver cirrhosis
Generally speaking, patients with hepatitis B are very suitable for eating honey, because the monosaccharide provided by honey does not need to be decomposed and synthesized by the liver, which can reduce the burden on the liver, but patients with liver cirrhosis cannot eat honey because it will aggravate the fibrosis of the liver.
5, cold medicine can not be taken with honey.
Don't take medicine with honey for a cold. Most people cough when they have a cold, and honey has the function of relieving cough, so many people drink honey to relieve cough symptoms when they have a cold. It is best not to drink cold medicine with honey. Many cold medicines, such as Tylenol, Crack, Ganliko, Ganmaoqing, etc. All contain acetaminophen, which will form a complex when it meets honey, affecting the absorption rate of the body, thus weakening the antipyretic effect.
6, the body is wet and cold and should not eat honey.
From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, honey is flat and sweet, and has the functions of strengthening the spleen and regulating the stomach, moistening the intestines and relaxing bowels, relieving dry mouth, dry nose, dry skin, dry stool and calming the nerves. Honey can also nourish yin and moisten dryness, which is suitable for patients with yin deficiency and excessive fire. For example, people with dry and red nose caused by nasal sensitivity can improve it by taking honey. However, people with cold and wet constitution, or people who often have edema, eating honey will aggravate the moisture, which is not worth the candle. Therefore, you should consider your physique before eating honey.
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