What should I do if I get on fire? Answer: Eat chili.

Now that it's on fire, how can you still eat chili peppers? I usually get hot because of eating chili peppers, and sometimes I get constipated, so I eat a little aloe vera braso aloe, which is cold. May relieve constipation. Eliminate the fire.

There are two leaves in the picture that are wider and shorter, and that is the Sleepless City Aloe Vera.

It's on fire. What to do? Answer: Is eating chili peppers like this to fight poison with poison?

If you get on fire, you have to take some medicine to remove fire, or eat something that defeats the fire, so that it can be relieved. If you are on fire, eat chili peppers to fight poison with poison, this effect may be good, or it may not be good, I think you have to eat it when you are on fire. Drink some herbal tea, and eat some to remove the fire.

In fact, I have always had an opinion, we often say that eating chili peppers is on fire, and eating chili peppers is on fire. I don't understand, if according to this statement, Sichuan people and Hunan people love to eat chili peppers, don't those people go out of the door with flames on their heads? Or isn't every person who comes out with a mouth full of bubbles?

So this thing is just a saying, eating chili peppers makes people hot, but can really eating chili peppers make people hot? Besides, what does it mean to be on fire, and on fire is actually just a term in traditional Chinese medicine. Western medicine doesn't have the word "fire" at all.

Most people still misunderstand the phrase "fire". Eating chili peppers is not the same as getting on fire. Burning on fire does not mean eating chili peppers.

It is recommended to eat cucumbers in the diet, cucumbers contain a lot of vitamins and minerals, and it is also very convenient to eat them raw. Dragon fruit, dragon fruit is rich in minerals, calcium, phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, zinc and other elements, which are good for fire. Watermelon, watermelon is cool and rich in potassium salt.

Tomatoes, which are rich in vitamin C, can help reduce fire.

Usually drink more water and eat more whole grains, which will help to remove the fire. Eat less fried foods.

Traditional Chinese medicine can choose Xinqingning tablets, the main ingredient of the medicine is cooked rhubarb, which has the effect of laxative and thermal conduction, and has a good effect on toothache and sore throat caused by fire. There are also bezoar stomach clearing pills, these two medicines are good for mouth and tongue sores, wind and fire, toothache, and sore throat caused by real heat.

One of the reasons why many people don't eat spicy food is that they feel that "eating spicy food will make it hot". If they eat chili peppers, they may experience "fire" symptoms such as acne, foaming at the corners of their mouth, or sore throat.

Whether eating chili peppers will "catch fire" is actually different due to each person's physique and habits. For example, many girls in Sichuan love spicy food, but their ** is still very good.

In fact, "on fire" is just a folk saying, and neither traditional Chinese medicine nor modern medicine has such a general identification and definition of the disease. According to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the folk concept of "Shanghuo" generally refers to the internal heat caused by the imbalance of yin and yang in the human body.

The author of this book, Cao Yu, once conducted a survey in the old city of Guangzhou, and the respondents included both local and foreign residents. 103 of the people surveyed agreed that eating spicy food would cause irritation, and only the remaining three medical staff disagreed with this claim.

In addition, Guangzhou locals who participated in the survey said that they did not eat spicy food almost at all. Because they feel that the "local qi" in Guangdong is too hot, if they use hot food such as chili peppers, it will be "hot", which is what we call "fire". At the same time, they also said that if it is in the north, there is no problem with eating spicy.

Therefore, everyone's dietary perception that chili pepper can cause "fire" actually has a deep cultural identity factor, and it is also a rational explanation for people's eating habits in different regions - we just want to use TCM theory to find a reasonable reason for our dietary preferences.

You can eat some li, dragon fruit, watermelon, lotus root, celery, cucumber, etc.

If you are on fire, you must first find the cause and prescribe the right medicine. Secondly, drink plenty of water, eat a light diet, and get enough sleep. Again, you have to relax, look away, decompress, and don't let yourself live too tired.

Do you still eat chili peppers when you are on fire? Isn't that what adds fuel to the fire?

The joke is not funny at all, it is hot, drink more water and eat more light food.

Hahahaha! I often do this, in the name of "fighting poison with poison".