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Can pig lungs be eaten every day?

Pig lungs can be eaten by humans and there is no harm in them! As the saying goes, you are what you eat. Eating pig lungs can cure cough due to lung deficiency and has the function of nourishing the lungs. Pig lung is a food-based drug and is not included in general Chinese medicine books. However, there are records of the medicinal use of pig lung in Li Shizhen's "Compendium of Materia Medica". Pig lung is sweet in taste and slightly cold. It can nourish the lungs, treat cough due to lung deficiency, and treat hemoptysis due to lung deficiency. Pig lungs are the most delicious when used in soup, but people nowadays always think that lungs are dirty and avoid eating them. As long as you wash and rub the lungs repeatedly before eating them, there will be no problem until they are white as snow. Also, you must choose fresh and healthy pigs. Buy lungs. Let me introduce some pig lung soups for you to try: 1. Take a pig lung, wash the blood, add 20 grams of Adenophora ginseng, 10 grams of Schisandra chinensis, 15 grams of Terminalia chebula (or use 10 grams of Fritillaria fritillaris, 15 grams of southern almonds; or use a quarter of Luo Han Guo, 10 grams each of southern and northern almonds, and 30 grams each of lily, candied dates, and longli leaves). Put it in the pot and cook the soup. After cooking, remove the medicinal residue and divide it into several portions to eat the pig lungs and drink the soup. It can cure chronic cough, less phlegm, shortness of breath and hoarseness caused by lung deficiency. 2. Carrot, almond and pig lung soup: wash the blood from the pig lung, 1 to 2 white radish, 15 grams of almonds and boil it into soup. It can cure persistent cough. 3. Barley and pig lung soup: 100-150 grams of barley, one pig lung, wash the blood and water, cook the soup, and eat after cooking. It can cure thick phlegm, bad breath, wheezing, coughing and shortness of breath. It can be divided into 2-3 times and consumed on an empty stomach. 4. Pig lung porridge: wash and slice a pig lung, fry it with sesame oil and put it into a pot. Add 100 grams of japonica rice to cook the porridge. Treat cough due to lung deficiency. 5. Pork lung soup with ginger juice and almonds: Wash and cut 250 grams of pig lungs into pieces, boil 10-15 grams of northern almonds into the soup, add 1 to 2 tablespoons of ginger juice when cooked, and season with a little salt. It has the functions of relieving cough, resolving phlegm and nourishing the lungs. It is suitable for elderly people with chronic bronchitis cough, excessive cold phlegm (white phlegm), long-term cough that does not heal, and intestinal dryness and constipation.

Personally, I don’t think you should eat too much pig offal.