Can gastritis eat pig stomach and ginger?

Pork tripe is the stomach of a pig. It is rich in minerals, vitamins, protein, fat, etc. It is very beneficial for supplementing nutrients to the human body. Ginger is a magic weapon for warming the stomach and is extremely beneficial to the human stomach. Many women will eat ginger slices to warm their stomachs during menstruation. Pork tripe and ginger are very delicious food and many people like to eat them. So can people with gastritis eat pork tripe and ginger?

You can eat pig stomach if you have stomach problems, but eating pig stomach does not cure stomach problems.

In traditional Chinese medicine, there is a saying that "you are what you eat", but this saying is very unscientific in Western medicine. All food will turn into sugar, amino acids and other basic ingredients after being digested by the human gastrointestinal tract and absorbed by the human body. It has no nourishing effect on the human body. Pig stomach contains a lot of fat, which is difficult to digest in the stomach and difficult to empty, which stimulates gastric acid secretion and is not conducive to the recovery of stomach disease.

Using pig stomach to treat stomach problems is a method that many people believe in nowadays. For people with gastroptosis or cold stomach, using pig stomach for treatment can have a very good effect. So, after preparing the pig's stomach, what should we do specifically? Next, let's see how pig's stomach can treat stomach problems.

There are two factors that cause stomach problems: stomach heat and stomach cold. We can imagine the spleen and stomach as a pot with the food inside. The process of the spleen and stomach digesting food is like a pot cooking food. There must be fire under the pot, and the kidneys are that fire. The kidneys are burning underneath, and the heat must be moderate. Therefore, the regulation of the heat directly affects the effect of the stomach. However, long-term chronic stomach problems are closely related to insufficient kidney fire. There are two factors that cause long-term chronic stomach problems: kidney deficiency and coldness and liver fire.