Netizen asked: Two days ago, I ate crabs at home. After dinner, I didn’t think much about it, so I took a persimmon and ate it. Only then did I remember that the old man said that these two cannot be eaten at the same time, but fortunately nothing happened in the end. I want to ask, is it easy to have problems with eating crabs and persimmons? What problems will occur?
rumored that crabs and persimmons are incompatible because the crabs are rich in protein , which can easily precipitate when combined with tannin of persimmons, solidify into a substance that is difficult to digest, and can also cause poisoning symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea.
looks very reasonable, right? If you think about it carefully, you will have many loopholes.
Indeed, persimmons with low ripening degree, that is, the kind of persimmons with a relatively high tannin content, will combine proteins to form tannin under the action of gastric acid, and then condense with the food residues in the stomach to form gastric stones.
But to say that, persimmons are not only incompatible with crabs, and all high-protein foods, such as meat, eggs, milk, etc., cannot be eaten.
So, the key is not the crab problem, but - it is best to choose ripe persimmons to eat!
Otherwise, even if you don’t eat crabs, you will easily have stomach stones.
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In addition, eating a large amount of persimmons on an empty stomach can also easily cause stomach stones. Everyone should pay attention to "lightning protection".
In real life, the examples of "crabs and persimmons have a stomachache", one of which may be what we said above, eating in large quantities, eating on an empty stomach, or eating astringent persimmons, and the other possibility is that it is related to the uncleanness and infreshness of the crabs.
If the crab is not clean, or a dead crab, its protein deteriorates and bacteria invade the meat, it is easy to cause food poisoning after eating.
As long as you don’t step on these two minefields, it’s okay to eat crabs and persimmons together!
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