What can't eels eat with? What can eels eat with?

Monopterus albus is similar to dog meat and dog blood: it is easy to get angry and relapse. Dog meat and dog blood all have the nature of warming fire and helping yang; Monopterus albus is sweet and warm, and both are eaten together. Heating up is more conducive to fire, which is not conducive to ordinary people. Moreover, Monopterus albus has a fishy smell and cannot be cooked with dog meat. Spinach and eel are eaten together: it is easy to have diarrhea when eaten together. Oxalic acid contained in spinach will combine with calcium in eel to form calcium oxalate crystals, which will also make the urine color of patients with nephritis turbid and increase the number of casts and salt crystals. Eel and melon are similar in nature and should not be eaten together. Eel should not be eaten with dog meat, dog blood, pumpkin, spinach and red dates. Introduction to Eel Eel is rich in DHA and lecithin, which is the main component of cell membrane of various organs and tissues of human body and an indispensable nutrient for brain cells. American experimental research data show that memory can be improved by 20% if lecithin is regularly ingested. Therefore, eating eel meat has the effect of nourishing the brain and keeping fit. It contains a special substance-eel element, which can reduce and regulate blood sugar and has a good therapeutic effect on diabetes. Besides, it contains little fat, so it is an ideal food for diabetics. The content of vitamin A in eels is surprisingly high. Vitamin A can improve vision and promote the metabolism of skin membrane. Some people say that eels are eye drops. People with eye diseases used to know that eating eel was good. Eating eel regularly has a strong nourishing effect, especially suitable for people who are weak and sick and postpartum. Its blood can also treat mouth and eye deviation. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it has health care functions such as invigorating qi and nourishing blood, warming yang and strengthening spleen, nourishing liver and kidney, expelling wind and dredging collaterals.