Will eating tangerines cause internal heat?

Tangerine is a very common fruit in people's daily life. This fruit tastes very sweet and contains rich vitamins and other trace elements that are useful to the human body, so it is very popular. Perhaps everyone has heard of this situation, that is, eating oranges will make people more likely to get a sore throat. So will people get a sore throat after eating tangerines? The following is a detailed introduction.

Eating too many tangerines will cause internal heat.

The efficacy and function of tangerine

Tangerine is a treasure from head to toe. Its flesh, skin, core and vein can all be used as medicine. The dried outer peel of the orange is called "dried tangerine peel" (because the medicinal effect is better when it is aged, hence the name tangerine peel). The white mesh-like fibers on the orange are called "orange veins". They contain a certain amount of vitamin P and have the effects of dredging meridians, resolving phlegm, regulating qi, and eliminating stagnation. Tangerine seeds are bitter, non-toxic, and have the effect of regulating qi and relieving pain. They can be used to treat hernia, low back pain and other symptoms. Even the roots and leaves of oranges can be used as medicine, with different functions such as soothing the liver, strengthening the spleen, and harmonizing the stomach. The pulp of citrus is also an important raw material for light industry. It can be processed into canned food, preserves, jams, fruit cakes, peptones, fructose, and can also be made into beverages such as juice and fruit wine. During the processing, pectin, citric acid, hesperidin and essential oils can be extracted. Orange peel can be used as raw material for extracting vitamin A, vitamin P and vitamin C. Orange peel has many clever and wonderful uses in daily life. It can beautify the skin, clean porcelain with tea stains, deodorize, and can also be used as fertilizer.

It is not advisable to eat too many tangerines. You should brush your teeth and rinse your mouth immediately after eating them to avoid harm to your oral teeth. People with poor gastrointestinal function are prone to gastric fecal stones if they eat too many oranges. Oranges are high in calories. If we eat too many at one time, we will get "hot" and thus trigger stomatitis, periodontitis and other diseases. Eating too many citrus fruits can cause "orange disease", which can cause symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and yellowing of the skin.

Notes on eating oranges:

Note 1: Do not eat oranges while taking medicine. Generally speaking, you should not eat fruit while taking medicine, and oranges are especially not allowed. This is because oranges are rich in fruit acid and vitamin C, which can have adverse effects when taken with these medicines.

Note 2: It is not suitable to eat oranges on an empty stomach. There are many fruits that are not suitable for consumption on an empty stomach, and oranges are one of them. This is because oranges contain certain organic acids. When consumed on an empty stomach, they can easily irritate the gastric mucosa and cause stomach discomfort. In addition, it is not appropriate to eat oranges before meals.