Can a six-month-old baby eat durian?

Summer is the season when a large number of fruits are on the market, among which durian is particularly popular among everyone. However, some people particularly like to eat durian, while others can't even smell it. Durian has high nutritional value and is also known as the king of fruits. It is beneficial to the human body. However, can six-month-old babies eat durian? Durian is good for drinking, but for a six-month-old baby, he can only eat a small amount, as eating too much will cause a sore throat.

Durian is rich in protein and lipids, which have a good nourishing effect on the body and is a good source of fruit nutrition. You can give durian to babies as young as six months old. But eat in moderation. Because it is a hot fruit, eating too much will cause your baby to get a sore throat.

1. The efficacy of durian:

1. Promote blood circulation and dispel cold: Durian is hot in nature, so it can promote blood circulation and dispel cold, relieve women's menstrual pain symptoms, and is especially suitable for women suffering from dysmenorrhea. At the same time, it can improve abdominal coldness and promote body temperature increase, making it an ideal tonic for people with cold constitution.

2. Nourishing the body: According to research in modern science and nutrition, durian has extremely high nutritional value. Regular consumption can strengthen the body, nourish the spleen and replenish qi. It is a fruit with extremely nourishing effects. In Thailand, durian is often used as a tonic for patients and postpartum women.

2. Nutritional components of durian:

1. Contains a lot of sugar and is high in calories. Among them, the protein content is 2.7%, the fat content is 4.1%, the carbohydrate content is 9.7%, and the water content is 82.5%. It is rich in vitamins, and the vitamin A, vitamin B and vitamin C are all high.

2. Contains essential mineral elements for the human body, among which potassium and calcium are particularly high.

3. It contains a full range of amino acids with rich content. In addition to tryptophan, it also contains 7 essential amino acids for the human body, among which the content of glutamate is particularly high.

Six-month-old babies can also eat some durian appropriately, but because durian is a hot fruit and the baby's gastrointestinal function is still in the process of development, if the baby eats too much, it will easily cause indigestion. Therefore, although durian is nutritious, the baby should not eat too much.