Can pregnant women eat arrowhead mushrooms?

Pregnant women can eat some water chestnuts appropriately. Arrowhead mushroom itself is a nutritious edible fungus, containing a lot of tapioca starch, protein and various nutrients. After eating, pregnant women can effectively absorb the vitamin C and vitamin B therein, which are nerve nourishing drugs, and can also promote the growth and development of the central nervous system of the fetus in the belly. In addition, the sodium ion and ferrous ion content of arrowhead mushroom is very high, which can ensure that pregnant women do not suffer from anemia, and can also increase the strength of the bones of the baby in the belly and prevent rickets in newborns.

Sagittaria is also called water taro or water taro. It is smaller than terrestrial sweet potato and is mostly grown in southern China. Its nutritional ingredients include cassava starch containing nucleotides, a small amount of protein, some monosaccharides, carbonates, vitamins and so on. It is a plant with higher energy and is a bit like sweet potato. It is a kind of main meal. It also contains good antioxidant ingredients such as selenium and vitamin E, so it is believed to have antioxidant effect, which can enhance immunity or anti-aging effect.

In addition, it is mentioned that Sagittaria contains some colchicine tablets, which can inhibit cell division. It is better to eat less for those in the growth and development period, such as teenagers or children. It can inhibit cell division. Some people think it can prevent tumors. It can also prevent tumor onset for patients in the middle and late stages of tumors, etc. It has certain effects. Because it is a bit similar to sweet potato products, it has a better effect in clearing away heat and fire or maintaining digestive function.

The function of arrowhead mushroom is to clear away heat, detoxify, promote blood circulation, remove toxins, reduce swelling and resolve lumps. It is used in clinical medicine to treat urinary diseases, such as vomiting blood, hemoptysis, etc. Sagittaria has a very good therapeutic effect on dystocia, retained fetus after delivery, metrorrhagia and loose menstruation. In addition, Sagittaria can also be used to treat urethral stones, such as bladder stones and kidney stones, and the treatment effect is very ideal. External application can be used to treat psoriasis, the more common ones are carbuncles, etc., and it also has a certain effect on centipede bites.