Can I eat sea cucumber during menstruation?

There are many things that you cannot eat during menstruation. For example, there is nothing wrong with eating sweets at other times, but if you eat too much during menstruation, it will easily lead to unstable blood sugar. So can you eat sea cucumber during menstruation? Let us first understand what sea cucumber is, what are the nutritional components of sea cucumber, and what kind of health benefits and functions sea cucumber can bring to us.

Sea cucumber is the common name for the monocypripedium, and we also call it sea cucumber. The meat of sea cucumber is very delicious. Sea cucumber is not only edible but also has certain medicinal effects, so sea cucumber is deeply loved by people.

Sea cucumbers are large in size, have delicious meat, and their body wall muscles are rich in protein and a variety of essential amino acids for the human body. Since ancient times, it has been regarded as a precious seafood food with high economic value in the coastal areas of my country, Japan and North Korea. Traditionally, people only eat the body wall and discard the internal organs. The dish is commonly known as sea intestines. However, studies have found that the discarded viscera of the monocyclic insect have a protein content of 18.25%, a fat content of 0.12%, a total sugar content of 4.09%, and are rich in elements such as Ca, Mg, Fe, and Zn; they are also rich in EPA, DHA, and DPA.

Pharmacological studies have shown that the peptides extracted from Echinops monocyclica have certain anti-tumor and immune-enhancing effects in mice. Some people have also conducted isolation, purification and pharmacodynamic studies on the anti-thrombotic components of Echinops monocynaroides. Therefore, Echinops monocylindrica is also a good material for studying marine biological active substances.

However, due to excessive fishing intensity in recent years, wild resources have become insufficient. Nowadays, my country has also carried out productive research on the artificial cultivation of seedlings of Spondylus monocyclicus.

Sea cucumber is also known as "sea chicken" by fishermen in Jiaodong. Its Chinese name is "sea cucumber". It is only produced in Bohai Bay in China. It wriggles softly, has no thorns on its body, and is light yellow in color. In some places people call it "naked sea cucumber". Not only does sea intestine look like naked sea cucumber, its nutritional value is not inferior to that of sea cucumber. But for many years, people have used it as "bait". It has only been used to make dishes for a few decades. It can be eaten by the general population. It has the effects of warming the liver and kidneys, strengthening yang and consolidating essence. It is especially suitable for men.

In Asia, Koreans like to eat sea cucumbers the most, but the production in Korea is very low and the supply cannot meet the demand, so the price is dozens of times that of China. The Japanese still continue the tradition of using sea cucumbers as fishing bait.

After the sea cucumbers are brought ashore, they are first poured onto a homemade sieve, and the poor quality and damaged sea cucumbers (collectively referred to as residual intestines) are picked out, weighed and sold.

The above article introduced what sea cucumber is. We know that sea cucumber is a common seafood. Not only is the meat of sea cucumber very delicious, but eating sea cucumber regularly can also have certain therapeutic effects. Sea cucumber has the function of nourishing the kidney and protecting the liver. Eating sea cucumber regularly can also have the benefits of strengthening yang and consolidating semen, so it is okay for women to eat sea cucumber during menstruation.