Is sword bean a hairy food?

Sword beans actually have very good health-care effects, so in daily diet, we also recommend that you pay more attention to the selection of these foods and use them to ensure your health. Then you should pay attention to the sword beans that you often eat. Is it an allergy-inducing food? Below we will provide you with detailed answers so that you can have a more scientific understanding of the common sense questions in these books on diet.

Sword bean is sweet, neutral and non-toxic. The main health-preserving effects are to warm the middle burner, smooth the qi, regulate the stomach and intestines, benefit the kidneys, and replenish vital energy. It can be eaten by the general population, and is especially suitable for patients with kidney deficiency, low back pain, qi stagnation and hiccups, wind-heat low back pain, and childhood hernia. Contraindications: People with excessive stomach heat should take it with caution.

Rabbit melon, also known as Buddha's hand melon, is also known as Falcon melon, An pumpkin, longevity melon, etc. It is a special vegetable variety of Cucurbitaceae. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it has the functions of regulating qi and harmonizing the middle, soothing the liver and relieving cough. It is suitable for people with indigestion, chest tightness and bloating, vomiting, liver and stomach pain, and tracheitis with cough and sputum.

To sum up, neither of them should be obviously hair-raising substances.

The properties of hair products can be divided into six categories:

One is the food that produces heat, such as scallions, ginger, prickly ash, pepper, mutton, dog meat, etc.;

The second is wind-inducing things, such as shrimp, crab, goose, eggs, toon buds, etc.;

The third is things that cause dampness and heat, such as maltose, glutinous rice, pork, etc.

Fourth, foods that induce cold, such as watermelon, pear, persimmon and other raw and cold foods;

The fifth is things that stimulate blood, such as chili pepper, pepper, etc.;

Sixth, foods that release stagnant qi, such as mutton, lotus seeds, and Euryale ferox, etc.

Seven are the foods that have been used by the people for a long time to cause allergies, such as konjac, taro, kimchi, coriander, leek, etc.

No matter who you are, you cannot blindly choose unfamiliar foods in your daily diet. Because if these foods are not suitable for your body and you eat them blindly, not only will they fail to supplement your nutrition, but they will also cause invisible harm to your health. Such a diet is certainly not recommended for everyone.