Eating durian can treat dysmenorrhea

Durian is one of the famous tropical fruits and a fruit of great economic value. Durian has a strong smell and it is no exaggeration to say that it "stinks to high heaven".

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In Thailand, durian is often used as a tonic for patients and postpartum women due to its high nutritional value.

The Compendium of Materia Medica records

Durian "can be used for medicinal purposes, it is sweet and warm, non-toxic, and mainly treats dysentery and coldness in the heart and abdomen". Durian can be used for deficiency of essence and blood, premature graying of hair, aging, wind-heat, jaundice, scabies, itchy skin and other symptoms. Durian is pungent, sweet and hot. It enters the liver, kidney and lung meridians. Because durian is hot in nature, it can invigorate blood circulation and dispel coldness, relieve dysmenorrhea, and is especially suitable for women suffering from dysmenorrhea; it can also improve the symptoms of coldness in the abdomen and promote the rise of body temperature, making it an ideal tonic for people with cold constitutions; in addition, boiling soup with durian shells and pig bones is also a traditional folk recipe for food therapy.

Although durian has many benefits

However, you cannot eat too much at one time, otherwise it will easily cause the body to become hot and dry, and it will also cause "getting angry" because the stomach and intestines cannot fully absorb it. While eating durian, you may want to drink some light salt water or eat some fruits with more water to balance it, such as pears and watermelons, which can effectively eliminate the heat. The best partner of durian is mangosteen, known as the "Queen of Fruits", which can subdue the heat of the "King of Fruits" and protect the body from damage.