What are the health benefits of eating sour peaches in summer?

Whatever fruit you eat in summer is beneficial.

1Peaches are rich in colloids, which can absorb a lot of water into the large intestine and can prevent constipation.

2. Peaches contain more potassium and less sodium, which is suitable for edema patients.

3. The iron content of peaches is higher than that of Tanmai limbs, and its iron content ranks first among fruits. Iron is the main raw material for human hematopoiesis and is quite beneficial to health. Therefore, eating peaches can prevent and treat anemia.

4. Rich in carbohydrates, which constitute important substances of the body; storage and supply of thermal energy; Energy necessary for brain function; regulates fat metabolism; Provide food for the world to eat fiber; Protein savings; antidote blind poison; Enhances intestinal function.

Many people love to eat peaches in summer, peaches taste sweet, nutritious, is a fruit with high nutritional value, but peaches are good, don't eat more, people who like to eat peaches should pay attention to their own consumption, eating peaches before the reputation is also harmful to the human body, so what is the harm of eating too many peaches in summer? What should I pay attention to when eating peaches in summer?

1. Precautions for eating peaches

Peaches have many ways to eat, can be eaten fresh, because it is not easy to preserve, can also be made into canned food, dried peaches, preserved peaches, peach jam, fruit wine, juice, etc., but it turns out that there is also a bad side to the human body.

1. Although peaches are delicious, they should not be eaten too much. Li Shizhen once said: "Eating too many raw peaches makes people swell and produce boils, which is harmful but not beneficial." As the saying goes, "peaches raise people" means that peaches should be eaten moderately and just right, but fresh peaches should not be stored.

2. Eating more peaches is easy to catch fire, and people who are prone to internal heat and boils should not eat more. However, eating preserved fruits does not have this drawback.

3. Although peach kernels have the effect of breaking blood and stasis, smoothing intestines and laxative, peach kernels contain volatile oil and a large amount of fatty oil, and diarrhea is more and less supplemented, so don't eat more, eat too much peach kernels, which can lead to poisoning, nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness, blurred vision, rapid heartbeat and other phenomena in the early stage, which can lead to cardiac arrest in severe cases. Especially if you are pregnant, do not consume it.

2. People who should not eat peaches

1. Those who are prone to boils due to internal heat.

The peach is sweet and warm, and if you eat it, it will be hot. For people who are already on fire, eating more peaches is tantamount to "adding fuel to the fire".

2. Diabetic patients.

Peaches have a high sugar content, 7 grams of sugar per 100 grams of peaches, and if diabetics do not eat excessively, it will cause blood sugar and urine sugar to rise rapidly, aggravating the condition.

3. Weak gastrointestinal function.

Peaches contain a large amount of macromolecular substances, and eating peaches will increase the burden on the stomach and intestines, causing abdominal pain and diarrhea, so they should not be eaten.

4. Young repentant babies and pregnant women.

Infants and young children have poor gastrointestinal function and cannot digest a large number of macromolecular substances in peaches, which can easily cause allergic reactions. Pregnant women who eat too much peach can generate heat, causing miscarriage and bleeding.

5. People who are prone to allergies.

Some people will have allergies when they eat peaches, and the symptoms are mild at first, such as redness, peeling, and itching at the corners of the mouth, so they should stop eating and wash their faces and hands. If the symptoms are severe, you should go to the hospital immediately. In addition, peaches are sweet and warm, so people who are prone to fire should not eat too much.

It is best not to eat peaches that are not fully ripe, as eating them can easily cause bloating or diarrhea.