Sago dragon fruit ingredients and methods

Sago pitaya is a kind of fruit food, which is mainly made of pitaya. Let me give you some detailed knowledge about this food.

Ingredients of Sago Dragon Fruit

150g tapioca pearls, 1 dragon fruit

Seasoning: 100 grams of white sugar, 20 grams of wet flour, and appropriate amount of water.

How to make sago dragon fruit

1. Soak tapioca pearls in boiling water. Cut the dragon fruit in half. Hollow out the flesh and dice.

2. Heat a pot, pour in clean water, add sugar, tapioca pearls, and pitaya and bring to a boil. Thicken with flour and pour into the pitaya shell. (Add other fruits such as yellow peaches.)

Things to note when eating sago dragon fruit

1. Taking aluminum hydroxide, magnesium oxide or metoclopramide (Metoclopramide) at the same time with this product can reduce the blood concentration of this product.

2. It may reduce the efficacy of sucralfate.

3. This product is a liver enzyme inhibitor. When used in combination with propranolol, its serum concentration increases and the heart rate slows down at rest; when used in combination with phenytoin sodium or other hydantoins, the latter's blood concentration may increase, leading to phenytoin sodium poisoning.

4. When used in combination with opioids, there are reports of adverse reactions such as respiratory depression, mental confusion, and loss of orientation in patients with chronic renal failure.

5. This product can increase the absolute utilization of verapamil (Isapamil). Since verapamil can cause rare but serious side effects, it should be used with caution.

6. When used in combination with theophylline, the latter's demethylation metabolic clearance rate can be reduced by 20%-30%, thereby increasing its blood concentration.

7. When used in combination with benzodiazepine tranquilizers, the blood concentration of diazepam and other drugs may be increased, sedation and other central nervous system depression symptoms may be aggravated, and respiratory and circulatory failure may occur.

8. Patients who are taking digoxin and quinidine at the same time should not use this product together, because this product can inhibit the metabolism of quinidine, and the latter can displace digoxin from its binding site, resulting in increased blood concentrations of quinidine and digoxin.

9. This product can delay the metabolism of caffeine. When used together with other drugs, it can enhance the effect of the latter and easily cause toxic reactions.

10. When used in combination with warfarin anticoagulants, the latter's excretion rate from the body may decrease, leading to bleeding tendency.

11. When used in combination with tetracycline, the dissolution rate of tetracycline can be reduced, absorption can be reduced, and the effect can be weakened; the opposite is true for aspirin.

12. Combination use with ketoconazole may interfere with the latter's absorption and reduce its antifungal activity, but taking some acidic beverages at the same time can avoid the above changes.

13. The combined use of this product and captopril may cause psychotic symptoms.

14. Since this product has a myoneural blocking effect similar to that of aminoglycosides, this effect cannot be counteracted by neostigmine but can only be counteracted by calcium chloride. Therefore, it may cause respiratory depression or respiratory arrest when used in combination with aminoglycoside antibiotics.