Men who eat the wrong food may become sissy

Men have always been the representatives of masculinity. Protecting women and being the head of the family are all praises for male strength. Being "manly" is the "reward" that men like to hear the most from women. But in fact, for various reasons, many men, at least on the outside, do not look as high-spirited as they are idle. On the contrary, they make people feel a little "sissy". Why do men become sissy? Experts explain that one of the possible reasons is that men will become "sissy" if they eat too much of certain foods.

What do men eat to become "feminine": Eight kinds of food that turn men into "sissy".

1. Drinking too little water

If you don't drink water for a long time, the amount of urine will decrease, and the concentration of waste and toxins carried in the urine will increase. Common clinical kidney stones and kidney hydrops are closely related to not drinking water for a long time.

2. Eating bread that is too soft

There is a food additive called potassium bromate in bread and pastries. It tastes soft, but excessive consumption can damage the central nervous system, blood and kidneys.

3. Excessive drinking

Excessive intake of soft drinks and sports drinks can indirectly damage the kidneys. The pH value of the human body is 7.2, and these drinks are generally highly acidic, and the pH value in the body changes significantly after drinking.

4. Drink strong tea after drinking alcohol

Some people think that drinking strong tea after drinking alcohol can help them sober up, but this is not only ineffective, but can also damage the kidneys. Experts say that the alkaloids in tea can quickly affect the kidneys and act as a diuretic. At this time, the alcohol is excreted from the kidneys before it has time to be broken down, causing the kidneys to be stimulated by a large amount of ethanol, thereby damaging kidney function.

5. Eating too salty food

A salty diet can cause high blood pressure, which prevents the kidneys from maintaining normal blood flow and thus induces kidney disease.

6. Overdose of certain Chinese herbal medicines

Clinically, Chinese herbal medicines that can "damage the kidney" include: Tripterygium wilfordii, Aristolochia chuanxiong, Fructus niudici, Fructus serratae, Poppy shell, Rhizoma aconitifoliae, Fructus quisqualis, Aristolochia dahuricae, Radix fangji, etc. Among them, Tripterygium wilfordii causes the greatest damage to the kidney, followed by Aristolochia chuanxiong.

7. Abuse of analgesics

Long-term use or large doses of some anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs, such as analgesics, indomethacin, chlorpromazine, aspirin, etc., can easily cause kidney damage.

8. Overeating

Modern people have more opportunities to have dinner together, and often eat too much "delicacies". Most of these wastes are excreted through the kidneys. Excessive eating will undoubtedly increase the burden on the kidneys.