Do not take deer antler breast enhancement cream with these foods!

Medical experts have shown that deer antler has a very good health-care effect. It can not only enhance the body's cellular immunity, but also promote the transformation of lymphocytes and increase the body's resistance to the outside world. Therefore, many tonic medicines and even some breast enhancement products contain deer antler ingredients, such as deer antler breast enhancement cream. However, when using deer antler breast enhancement cream to enlarge breasts, you still need to pay attention to some taboos.

Do not eat with raw, cold, spicy or other foods

You cannot eat raw, cold, greasy, spicy food, tobacco, alcohol, etc. You cannot eat some cold medicines such as raw earth and gypsum. You cannot eat blood-breaking medicines, laxative medicines, and heat-clearing medicines. You cannot eat soy products, soy sauce, sweet potatoes, radishes, cabbage, etc. Deer antlers are hot in nature, so they cannot be eaten with hot foods. They cannot be eaten with mutton. Dog meat, mutton, beef, and various internal organs are all high in calories and high in tonic. So don't eat them with these, otherwise your body will not be able to handle them.

Do not eat with foods that contain too much tannic acid

The active ingredients of deer antler will react with the tannic acid in fruits and vegetables and be destroyed, so it is contraindicated. There are many foods that contain a lot of tannic acid, the most common of which are: grapefruit, juniper, grape, plum, wild pear, apple, pomegranate, persimmon, orange, peach, hawthorn among fruits; pecan among dried fruits; tea in beverages; taro, taro, eggplant among vegetables, all of which contain tannic acid.

Consume as needed

Deer antler should be taken according to the specific conditions of different seasons and different consumers. The dosage depends mainly on the severity of the symptoms. Avoid taking it too much or for a long time. It is best to take it under the guidance of a professional Chinese medicine practitioner. During use, if you experience dry stool, yellow urine, dry mouth, nosebleed, etc., you should stop taking it. Deer antler should not be taken when you have a cold, fever, headache, cough, etc. Children under 3 years old should also use it with caution.