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Green beans and what are they?
Green beans don't have the same food, so they won't cause poisoning, but they will cause food poisoning if they are not cooked.

Uncooked green beans contain saponin, which has strong irritation to digestive tract mucosa; In addition, immature green beans may contain agglutinin, which has coagulation effect.

Intake of undercooked green beans can cause poisoning with a incubation period of 10 minute, usually less than 5 hours. The main symptoms are gastroenteritis, such as nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain and diarrhea. Vomiting ranges from a few times to dozens of times. There are also dizziness, headache, chest tightness, cold sweat and palpitation, and a burning sensation in the stomach. Most patients have high white blood cells and normal body temperature, and the course of disease is usually several hours or1~ 2 days.