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Can crabs go with wine?
There are many ways for crabs to do it. The most precious and fragrant part of crab is crab yellow, but crab is the most allergic seafood. Not everyone can eat crabs. Many foods can't be eaten with crabs. Eating them may cause food poisoning or allergic reactions. This is very dangerous. So can I still drink after eating crabs?

You can't drink beer when eating crabs, because seafood is a high-protein and low-fat food, containing purine and monophosphate, while beer contains vitamin B 1, which is a catalyst for the catabolism of purine and monophosphate. Mixing the two will produce substances harmful to the body.

When purine, monophosphate and vitamin B 1 are mixed together, chemical action will occur, which will lead to the rapid increase of uric acid content in human blood and destroy the original balance. Uric acid can not be excreted in time, so it will precipitate in the form of sodium salt, forming stones or gout. If you get ventilation, it will be very painful. When this disease is serious, you will be covered with red pimples, itchy and itchy, rolling around and unable to walk.

Therefore, don't drink beer at the same time when eating seafood. Seafood can be boiled in water first to remove purine and monophosphate. Drink plenty of boiled water and excrete uric acid in time. While eating seafood, eat some vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins A, C and E to reduce the precipitation of urate. Except broccoli, spinach and mushrooms.

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