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Crab + persimmon = poisoning? Misunderstanding! These 4 parts are really not recommended for you to eat →

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Can pregnant women and people with gout eat crabs?

What parts of crab should not be eaten?

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Crab + persimmon = poisoning? Misunderstanding! These 4 parts are really not recommended for you to eat →

These 4 parts of crab are not recommended to eat

There are still a lot of people who don't know

There are not many edible parts of 1 crab

These 4 parts are best not to eat

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Crab gills

The front shell is opened, located on both sides in the form of strips

It is the respiratory organ of the crab and should not be eaten

Crab intestines

The open back cover is located in the middle of the crab navel

Part of it is hidden in the crab roe

Part of it extends to the crab navel

It is in the shape of a black line and is the digestive organ of the crab

It contains excrement such as food scraps

Not for consumption

Crab + persimmon = poisoning? Misunderstanding! These 4 parts are really not recommended for you to eat →

Crab stomach

Located in the anterior half of the crab shell

A triangular bony pouch under the eye

It is the digestive organ of the crab

There is a small amount of sand, which is not suitable for consumption

Crab heart

Commonly known as "hexagonal board"

It is located in the middle of the crab belly where the yellow paste is thickest

There are white hexagonal sheets covered with a black membrane

It is the heart of a crab and should not be eaten

Crab + persimmon = poisoning? Misunderstanding! These 4 parts are really not recommended for you to eat →

Several misconceptions about eating crabs

Have you been tricked?

(1) Pregnant women can't eat crabs? Wrong ❌

Clinical miscarriage, especially in the first trimester

This is mainly due to poor embryo quality

There is no miscarriage-inducing ingredient in crabs

But if you eat crabs, it's uncomfortable

For example, if you are allergic to crabs, you can't eat them

Also, be careful not to eat raw pickles

Eat crabs that are cooked well

Avoid parasites that harm the health of pregnant women and fetuses

(2) Can't eat crabs with dyslipidemia? Wrong ❌

Crabs are not very high in cholesterol

A male hairy crab of 3 taels has a cholesterol content of about 134 mg

Lower cholesterol content than 1 egg (293 mg).

The cholesterol of crabs is mainly found in crab yolk

The cholesterol in crab meat is not high

People with dyslipidemia can eat less crab roe

And for those who only eat crabs once in a while

Don't worry too much

Crab + persimmon = poisoning? Misunderstanding! These 4 parts are really not recommended for you to eat →

(3) Can't eat crabs for gout? Wrong ❌

The purine content of river crab was 147mg/100g

It is a food with a high purine content

It is not recommended to eat crabs during gout attacks

During the remission period of gout, you can taste one in moderation

But eat less other meats

The total amount of meat eaten in a day does not exceed 120 grams

The edible parts of a 3-tael male crab are about 63 grams

Eat up to 57 grams of other meats

It is about 4 rolls of beef rolls equivalent to shabu-shabu

Crab + persimmon = poisoning? Misunderstanding! These 4 parts are really not recommended for you to eat →

The general population should also pay attention

Don't go beer with crab!

When alcohol enters the body, it metabolizes to produce lactic acid

Inhibits the secretion of uric acid by the renal tubules

Reduces the ability of the kidneys to excrete uric acid

Then drink beer with high-purine crabs

can increase the risk of gout

Crab + persimmon = poisoning? Misunderstanding! These 4 parts are really not recommended for you to eat →

(4) Can't crabs and persimmons be eaten together? Wrong ❌

Rumor has it that it goes

"Crabs can't be eaten with persimmons

The combination of the two can induce indigestion

It can even lead to

Problems such as gastric stones, poisoning, death"

Actually, in this matter

The most important thing to consider is the amount of consumption

Suppose you eat it all at once

10 persimmons and 10 crabs

Mild indigestion may occur

But after adjusting the diet structure

It will return to its original state of health

For normal people

Persimmon and crab are eaten together

It does not induce problems such as indigestion

But for some special groups of people (patients with stomach problems, etc.).

May be a threat to the stomach

Crab + persimmon = poisoning? Misunderstanding! These 4 parts are really not recommended for you to eat →

How to eat crabs to be healthy?

Share these 5 points with your family~

Choose a live crab

When a crab is on the verge of death, the proteins in the body secrete a toxic substance, crab toxin, and as the death time is prolonged, the crab toxin will accumulate. After death, the crab meat is spoiled and easy to breed bacteria, which will cause harm to the body after eating. When buying crabs, choose crabs with hard and firm claws, quick reaction to crab eyes, and vigorous vitality.

It's best not to eat drunk crabs

Although there is a way to eat raw pickled drunken crabs, due to factors such as the living environment, crabs may have parasites and bacteria, and it is best to cook and steam them thoroughly before eating.

It is best to steam

Crabs are rich in unsaturated fatty acids, and steaming can reduce the loss of unsaturated fatty acids such as DHA. If you feel that steaming is tasteless, you can dip it in ginger vinegar sauce to remove the fishy taste.

Control your food intake

The "Dietary Guidelines for Chinese Residents" recommends that adults eat 300~500 grams of aquatic products per week, with an average of 40~75 grams of aquatic products per day, about 1 crab. If you feel craving, healthy adults can consume no more than 2 as appropriate.

These groups need attention

  • Crab is a highly allergenic food, and it is not recommended for people with a history of allergy or allergy to crabs;
  • People with spleen and stomach deficiency, pregnant women, children, and the elderly should also control the intake of crabs, so as not to affect gastrointestinal function and cause diarrhea, abdominal pain, vomiting and other symptoms;
  • There is a lot of fat and cholesterol in crab roe, and people with "three highs" and heart disease should eat it in moderation;
  • Crab is a high-purine food, and it is not recommended for patients with hyperuricemia and gout attacks.

Have you mastered all this knowledge?

Source: Sichuan CDC

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