Does watermelon have parasites?

The weather is hot in summer, and many people like to eat watermelon to relieve the heat. Watermelon is rich in nutrients. Eating watermelon properly is good for people's health and can supplement the body's fatigue and lack of certain nutrients. When it comes to diet, many people are also concerned about food safety issues, such as food spoilage or parasites. So are there parasites in watermelon?

1. In theory, watermelon does not have parasites. This may be the product of the fermentation and decomposition of the melon sac. The main reason why the melon sac decomposes is that the watermelon itself is damaged. The cracked melon body is easily invaded by foreign bacteria. When the room temperature inside and outside is high, the bacteria multiply aggravates, and the microorganisms and sugars begin to excrete decomposition products, which is the white foam we see. At this time, the melon sac has deteriorated.

2. Watermelon is a cold food. In addition, it is large in size and has little air, which is not suitable for the growth of insects. As long as it is not rotten, there will be no insects. The fruits of apples, peaches, etc. are formed by the ovary, which is connected to the pistil when they bloom. Many insects lay eggs in the flowers, and when they hatch, the insects are in the fruit core. The fruits of watermelon and cucumber are formed by the enlargement of the flower stems, so it is impossible to enter directly inside, and the skin is thick and difficult to penetrate.

3. If you eat bugs, you are prone to gastrointestinal diseases such as dysentery, so you should pay special attention to other aspects of your body in the next two days, such as not catching a cold, not overworked, paying attention to rest, and not eating raw food, not eating too much, and not taking laxatives, as this will reduce your immunity. If your body is still normal after one day, generally nothing will happen.