Potatoes are potatoes, potatoes contain solanine, and the toxic component is solanine, also known as potato toxin, but its content is extremely low (0.005%-0.01%), which is not enough to cause poisoning. However, after the potato germinates, the solanine content in the bud and bud eye can be as high as 0.3%-0.5%. Normal people can cause acute sprouting potato poisoning by eating 0.2-0.4 grams of solanine at one time.
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After potato poisoning, the incubation period is 10 minutes to several hours, and symptoms such as itchy tongue and throat, burning pain in stomach and gastroenteritis appear. Symptoms such as dilated pupils and tinnitus; Seriously ill people twitch, lose consciousness and even die. Potatoes should be stored in a dry and cool place or irradiated to prevent germination. Those who germinate more or whose flesh turns black and green can't eat it. If there is not much germination, the buds and their parts can be removed, peeled and soaked in water for 30 ~ 60 min, and some vinegar can be added during cooking to destroy the residual toxins.
In life, some people are reluctant to throw away potatoes, but they have food poisoning after eating them. At this time, if the symptoms of poisoning are mild, they can drink more warm water to speed up the metabolism of the body, so that the body toxins can be decomposed and metabolized out of the body without obvious harm to body form.
Chinese medicine believes that potatoes are "sweet and non-toxic, which can strengthen the spleen and stomach, replenish qi and regulate the middle warmer, relieve pain and relieve constipation." It has a significant effect on patients with spleen and stomach weakness, indigestion, gastrointestinal disharmony, epigastric pain and poor stool. " Modern research has proved that potato has special effects on regulating dyspepsia, and it is a good medicine and high-quality health care product for patients with stomach diseases and heart diseases. Potatoes are nutritious and one of the anti-aging foods.
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Baidu encyclopedia-potato