Can I drink honey water after eating peaches?

In life, some people like to eat fruits, and some people like to drink fruit juice, but peaches and honey can be eaten together, and eating them together will not have any effect on your health. However, if you eat them at the same time, it will generally result in the peaches having no taste after drinking the honey water, because the taste of the sugar in the honey will cover up the taste of the peaches, but it will not have any effect on the body.

What can't be eaten with honey?

1. Avoid eating tofu and honey, as eating them together will cause deafness;

2. Eating honey and rice together will hurt your stomach;

3. Avoid eating onions with honey, as eating them together will hurt your eyes;

4. Eating honey and leeks together can cause heart disease;

5. Honey and soy milk cannot be taken together. Honey contains a small amount of organic acid. When it combines with the protein in soy milk, it will produce denatured precipitation, which cannot be absorbed by the human body.

6. Eating honey and crucian carp together will cause poisoning (use black beans and licorice to detoxify);

7. Garlic and honey can cause malnutrition;

8. Onions and honey can cause poisoning;

9. People with cold constitution should take it with hot water; people with strong fire constitution should take it with cold boiled water.

10. People with diarrhea should not eat honey, otherwise it will aggravate the symptoms;

11. Honey and lettuce cannot be eaten together. Eating them together is not good for the stomach and intestines and can easily cause diarrhea.

12. Eating honey and ginger together can easily cause stomachache;

Who should not eat honey?

Babies under one year old should not eat honey

Honey is susceptible to contamination by Clostridium botulinum during the brewing, transportation and storage processes. Because infants have weak resistance, after ingesting botulinum toxin, it will multiply in the intestines and produce toxins. The liver's detoxification function is poor, so it is easy to cause botulism food poisoning. Babies who are poisoned by eating honey will develop spastic paralysis, weak crying, poor sucking, and difficulty breathing. Infants younger than 6 months are more susceptible to this disease. Symptoms of poisoning often occur 8 to 36 hours after eating honey or foods containing honey, and often include constipation, fatigue, and loss of appetite. Although the chance of botulism infection in infants is very small, doctors still recommend not giving your child honey or its products before he is one year old. In addition, when parents buy honey, they must go to regular stores to buy it, and do not go to the apiary to buy honey on their own, because sometimes bees collect pollen from poisonous plants, and the honey they make contains toxins, which can cause poisoning if people eat it.

Diabetics should not take honey

Every 100 grams of honey carbohydrates contains about 35 grams of glucose, about 40 grams of fructose, about 2 grams of sucrose, and about 1 gram of dextrin.

Glucose and fructose are both monosaccharides. After entering the intestines, they can be directly absorbed into the blood without digestion, thereby increasing blood sugar. Sucrose and dextrin can be absorbed after slight hydrolysis. Therefore, the blood sugar-raising effect of honey is particularly obvious. From this point of view, diabetics cannot take honey.

Patients with liver cirrhosis cannot drink honey

Generally speaking, it is very suitable for hepatitis B patients to drink honey, because the monosaccharides provided by honey do not need to be broken down and synthesized by the liver, which can reduce the burden on the liver. However, patients with cirrhosis cannot drink honey because it will aggravate liver fibrosis.

Patients taking cold medicine should not eat honey

Most people with a cold will cough, and honey has a cough-relieving effect, so many people drink honey to relieve cough symptoms when they have a cold. Sun Guanghong, professor of the Department of Pharmacy at the Fourth Affiliated Hospital of Harbin Medical University, reminds everyone that it is best not to take cold medicine with honey.

Honey has the effect of moistening the lungs and relieving coughs, and is suitable for dry coughs. If you cough with little phlegm, or the phlegm is little and sticky, or it is a dry cough without phlegm, you can drink it with honey. However, if you are taking antipyretics or cold medicines containing antipyretic ingredients, you should not take honey at the same time. Many cold medicines, such as Tylenol, Quick, Ganlike, and Ganmaoqing, contain the antipyretic and analgesic acetaminophen. When it meets honey, it will form a complex, which affects the body's absorption rate and thus weakens the antipyretic effect.

Similarly, any Chinese patent medicine containing honey, such as cough syrup, Chuanbei loquat paste, etc. should not be taken with the above-mentioned cold medicines.

In addition, honey mainly achieves its cough-relieving effect by moistening the lungs. Coughs caused by colds are mostly due to external factors and are not suitable for nourishing the lungs. It is best not to drink honey.