1. Cause diarrhea. Eating too much papaya can easily cause diarrhea, which is very detrimental to gastrointestinal health. Because papaya contains a lot of water, accounting for 80% of the weight of the fruit, eating a lot of papaya is equivalent to drinking a lot of water. A large amount of water cannot be completely digested and absorbed in the gastrointestinal tract, and diarrhea will occur.

2. Cause poisoning. Eating too much papaya will cause poisoning. This has a lot to do with the substances contained in papaya. Because papaya contains papaya, this ingredient is slightly toxic to the human body. When consumed in small amounts, it does not reach the threshold of toxic reactions to the human body. However, if a large amount of papaya is consumed at one time, the amount of papaya exceeds the capacity of the liver to detoxify. If the upper limit is exceeded, symptoms of poisoning will appear.

3. Causes urinary obstruction. Eating too much papaya can easily cause urinary obstruction, which will bring discomfort to the body. Because there is a clear record in the "Compendium of Materia Medica" that eating too much papaya or eating it for a long time can cause dysuria, that is, difficulty in urinating. The book does not clearly explain the cause, but modern medicine shows that this phenomenon is related to papaya. There is a certain relationship with the concentration of papaya enzyme in the product. Papaya enzyme can affect the secretion of estrogen and androgen.