What does jealousy mean?

Xin is a food that helps yang. Xin's explanation is onion, garlic, pepper, ginger and mustard.

Spicy food is sharp and strongly irritating food, which includes onion, garlic, leek, ginger, wine, pepper, pepper, cinnamon, star anise, fennel and so on.

Spicy foods that may have adverse reactions with drugs include ginger, fennel, celery, sage, dried leaves of deer medicine, ginger powder, ginkgo biloba leaves, St. John's wort and so on. Spicy food is highly irritating, which is easy to help reduce heat, damage leucorrhea and destroy the balance of yin and yang. In particular, we should pay more attention to some diseases that are biased towards yin deficiency, excess heat and damp heat, and should not eat spicy and stimulating food.

Extended data:

Xin belongs to the content of "four qi and five flavors" in TCM theory, which embodies an attribute of TCM. ?

The specific content refers to: four qi are the four characteristics of traditional Chinese medicine: cold, hot, warm and cool. Traditional Chinese medicine, which can treat febrile diseases, belongs to cold; Traditional Chinese medicine that can treat cold diseases is warm or hot. The five flavors are pungent, sweet, sour, salty and bitter, and some Chinese medicines are astringent or light. Among them, Xin has the function of dispersing and promoting blood circulation, and is often used to treat superficial diseases.

Doctors often remind patients to "avoid spicy and irritating food" when taking medicine. Different diseases have different dietary taboos. For example:

1, thermal diseases, do not eat spicy, greasy, fried food;

2, cold diseases, do not eat cold fruits, cool drinks, etc. ;

3, coronary heart disease, do not eat fat, animal offal and tobacco, wine, etc. ; Nephropathy edema, avoid sodium, irritating food and plant protein;

4, boils, sores, carbuncles and various skin diseases, avoid yellow croaker, hairtail, shrimp, crab, mussel, mussel, seaweed and other seafood;

5. People with damp heat and fever should try to choose light and digestible foods and avoid warm and dry foods such as dog meat and mutton.

References:

People's Network-Why should Chinese medicine pay attention to taboos?