Who is not suitable to eat Dendrobium? Taboos of drinking Dendrobium soaked in water

As we all know, Dendrobium is a highly nutritious food, and it has a significant nourishing effect on the human body. However, although Dendrobium is good, it is not suitable for everyone. So who in life is not suitable to eat Dendrobium? Next, I will introduce this issue in detail and also tell you what are the taboos of drinking Dendrobium in water.

Who is not suitable to eat Dendrobium?

1. In life, young children and young and middle-aged people with full energy are not suitable to eat Dendrobium, because Dendrobium has a strong tonic property. The yin and yang of these people are relatively balanced, and their bodies are well-nourished. It is not suitable for them to use Dendrobium for tonic, otherwise the body will have overnutrition, and the burden on the digestive organs will be significantly increased.

2. Women who are pregnant are not suitable to eat Dendrobium. Although Dendrobium is a health food, it is also a Chinese herbal medicine containing a variety of medicinal ingredients. Women should try to avoid the body's absorption of medicinal ingredients during pregnancy to avoid adverse effects on fetal development. However, pregnant women with low immunity can eat a small amount of Dendrobium after consulting a Chinese medicine practitioner.

Taboos of drinking Dendrobium soaked water

1. The biggest taboo of drinking Dendrobium tea is not to use it excessively, because Dendrobium also contains a variety of natural medicinal ingredients. If people use it excessively when drinking tea, the human body will absorb too many medicinal ingredients, which will increase the burden on various organs of the body and cause poisoning. In severe cases, it will cause people to fall into coma and convulsions, which is very harmful to human health.

2. Dendrobium cannot be eaten together with rhubarb, radish, hemp seed and other Chinese medicinal materials with laxative effects. This is also an important taboo when people eat Dendrobium, because Dendrobium itself has the important function of moistening the intestines and promoting bowel movements. When it is taken together with Chinese medicinal materials with laxative effects, the laxative effect will be aggravated, which will easily cause people to have diarrhea and loose stools, and in severe cases, it will cause dehydration or convulsions.