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Raw beans contain a toxic protein called hemocytolglutinin, and some beans contain "saponins, these two toxins can be decomposed and destroyed at high temperatures, and if you eat half-cooked beans, it will cause poisoning." The incubation period of carob poisoning can be long or short, ranging from 1 hour to 15 hours, generally 2-4 hours. Poisoned people will experience nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, headache, and dizziness.
Panic and chest tightness. Symptoms such as cold sweats, cold hands and feet, numbness of limbs, and chills can recover within one day after a timely **
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Beans contain saponins and legumarins, both of which are resistant to high temperatures and can only be removed by cooking at high temperatures. Beans that are not thoroughly cooked may cause symptoms such as nausea and vomiting after eating.
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Yes, you must wash your hands when eating, if you don't do it, you will have a very serious poisoning situation, which will also affect your health.
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It is true that if the beans are not cooked thoroughly, then it may affect the health of the body, and there may be a toxic reaction.
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If the beans are not cooked, they will get severe food poisoning if they are eaten, which is a real situation.
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Beans will be poisoned after eating uncooked, because beans contain a kind of plant lectin and saponin, both of which have a certain toxicity, and will generally be decomposed and destroyed in a high-temperature environment, but if fried or boiled half-cooked, the toxins in it cannot be completely destroyed.
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Hello, because the beans contain natural toxins such as saponin and phytohemagglutinin, if the beans are not cooked, this toxin is absorbed into the human body, it will cause poisoning, but the natural toxin in the beans is not resistant to high temperatures, and after high temperatures, it will lose its toxicity!
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Because beans contain natural toxins such as saponin and phytocoagulin, the toxicity will only be destroyed when heated at high temperatures, and some toxins have not yet lost their activity when they are not fried, so they will cause poisoning.
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Bean poisoning is actually mainly due to the presence of toxins in the beans themselves, but in summer, the amount of toxins it produces is relatively small, especially in autumn, when the temperature difference is large, the toxins produced are more, and sometimes they are not fully cooked, and this toxin may be ingested into the body, resulting in some symptoms of gastroenteritis, which are generally relatively mild. Therefore, beans must be cooked.
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Beans contain natural toxins such as saponin and phytohemagglutinin, which can cause poisoning if the beans are not ripe and absorbed into the human body. However, the natural toxin in the beans is not resistant to high temperatures, and after high temperatures, it will lose its toxicity.
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Hello! Because beans contain soaphorn and plant lectins, these two substances contain certain toxins, and the toxins of these two substances will be decomposed after cooking, and will not bring harm to the human body, so boiled beans must be cooked before eating, I hope mine can help you.
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Because raw beans contain a toxin called hemagglutinin, as well as saponins, these two toxins will be decomposed and destroyed in a high temperature environment, and if they are eaten before they are cooked, they will cause poisoning.
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If the pig's feet are not cooked, a kind of beanthin will be produced, which is harmful to the human body, so as long as the leanthin is not completely converted, it will be poisoned after eating.
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Because it contains toxic substances, it is called legumin. It is believed that this bean has the effect of agglutinating and lysing red blood cells. Eating raw or undercooked can cause diarrhea and hemorrhagic enteritis.
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I think the beans are not ripe, it should be poisoned, because many unripe plants will have a lot of bacteria in them, so if the beans are not ripe, you may get sick if you eat them.
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Because carob contains a toxic substance called toxic protein lectin, some carob contains "saponins".
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If the beans are not cooked, they will produce harmful substances and poison the human intestines, so the beans must be made during the cooking process.
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Uncooked kidney beans contain phytohemagglutinoxin and saponin, which can be poisoned if eaten, causing headache, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, etc.
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Beans are a common vegetable at home, with rich nutritional value, and have the effect of stomach and appetizing diuretic, but they are not cooked. Beans are not edible, and contain 2% to 10% of a glycoprotein that has an agglutinating effect on cells.
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If you don't talk about it, if you don't read it, you must still have some reading, because some toxins will be released after cooking, so it is said that the beans will be in the middle if they are not cooked.
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There will definitely be some poisoning, but I recommend that you make sure to cook beans like this carob. It contains a lot of vitamins.
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I don't know about this, anyway, if you eat it, it should be difficult to digest, and then you better cook it a little, and then it will taste a little better.
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Beans contain anti-nutritional factors such as saponins, hemagglutinins, and protease inhibitors, which are what we call toxic substances. Boil for at least 20 minutes until the original green color disappears, and there is no raw taste or bitterness before eating, and it is not suitable for cold dishes.
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Raw beans contain a toxic protein called hemocytolglutinin, and some beans contain "saponins, these two toxins can be decomposed and destroyed at high temperatures, and if you eat half-cooked beans, it will cause poisoning."
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The main reaction of eating undercooked beans is gastroenteritis symptoms, including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, headache, etc.
Green bean poisoning is food poisoning caused by the consumption of green beans. Green beans, also known as kidney beans and commonly known as kidney beans, are commonly eaten vegetables throughout the country. Generally, it does not cause poisoning, but if it is not fully heated, it will be poisoned if the beans are thoroughly cooked.
Green bean poisoning** may be related to saponins, phytohemocytosis lectins, trypsin inhibitors.
Bean poisoning is also common, especially in "big pot rice" places such as schools and construction site canteens. Due to uneven stir-frying, the saponins and plant lectins in the beans are not completely destroyed, causing acute poisoning. Nitrite poisoning also occurs from time to time, and some home-made pickles (pickled for a short time) are susceptible to poisoning because nitrite has not yet degraded.
Therefore, it is recommended to eat less beans and pickles when dining out, cook beans at home must be simmered for more than 10 minutes, and wait until 20 or 30 days later to eat pickles, which is relatively safer.
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1.Beans will be poisoned after eating uncooked, because beans contain a plant lectin and saponins, both of which have a certain toxicity, and will generally be decomposed and destroyed in a high-temperature environment, but if fried or boiled half-cooked, the toxins in it can not be completely destroyed, and a substance enzyme will be formed, and this enzyme will cause a series of poisoning phenomena to occur, so that people will have dizziness, headache, diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain and other poisoning phenomena after eating.
Half-cooked beans will be poisoned after eating, and the incubation period is as short as 1 hour, as long as 15 hours, and generally nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain will occur 2 to 4 hours after eating, so those who eat poisoning must be treated in time, so that they can recover within 24 hours, but if the poisoning is serious, it is best to go to the hospital for gastric lavage.
Under normal circumstances, the beans are fried or boiled for about 10 minutes to mature, so don't feel crispy and tender, if you can't tell whether the beans are cooked or not, you can see whether the color of the beans has completely changed color, if it has changed, it means that it is cooked, and you can eat it with confidence.
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