How to detoxify if you are allergic to pineapple

Pineapple is a fruit that tastes sour and sweet and is popular with many people. Pineapple is also rich in vitamins, so eating pineapple is very good for the body. However, not everyone can accept the deliciousness of pineapple. Some people with sensitive bodies may experience allergic symptoms, such as rashes, after eating pineapple. So how should you detoxify if you are allergic to pineapple?

1. What are the treatment methods for pineapple allergy?

If you have an allergic reaction after eating pineapple, you can take some light salt water or honey water at this time, because both contain corresponding substances that can help avoid or destroy the harm of bromelain to the body. Some patients will develop rashes after eating pineapples. At this time, they can apply some ointments that can provide targeted treatment.

2. How to prepare pineapple before eating

In addition to knowing the emergency treatment methods after an allergic reaction to pineapple, it is more important to know what to do to avoid allergies. Here are some ways to deal with it:

1: Peel the pineapple and soak it

This is a common method. Peel the pineapple, cut it into small pieces or slices, and then soak it in light salt water. Some people will also cook the pineapple in boiling water for a while, and the taste of the pineapple will be improved after boiling.

2. Rinse the pineapple with cool water

Because many people don’t like the subtle salty taste of pineapple after soaking in salt water, you can choose to rinse the soaked pineapple with cold boiled water. Although it is rinsed with cold boiled water, the light salt water has already penetrated into the pineapple, so it can also achieve the effect of preventing allergies.

3: Control your daily pineapple intake

Adults should not consume more than 250g of pineapple per day. The best intake should be between 200-250g. This not only ensures the intake of vitamins, but also prevents the occurrence of allergies.

For patients with allergies, they should not eat pineapple even though they don’t know whether it can trigger allergies. Or patients who have a history of actual allergy to pineapple in the past should also abstain from it.