Does donkey-hide gelatin have side effects?

After women reach the age of 25, they will gradually age, and skin care is particularly important. Some people choose to use all kinds of cosmetics to maintain their health, but this is far from enough. They also need to adjust their bodies from the inside by taking some nutritional supplements. They can choose donkey-hide gelatin paste to supplement nutrients, but everyone's physical fitness is different. They should choose the donkey-hide gelatin paste that suits them. However, donkey-hide gelatin paste also has side effects. What are they?

Long-term and moderate consumption can bring out the greatest value. Donkey-hide gelatin is a tonic that can be used as both medicine and food. It is rich in collagen, various amino acids and trace elements. Although donkey-hide gelatin can replenish blood, nourish yin and moisten dryness, and beautify the skin, Chinese medicine experts emphasize that only eating a moderate amount every day can maximize the efficacy and effects of donkey-hide gelatin.

It is best to consume donkey-hide gelatin on an empty stomach before breakfast for better absorption. Because the human body's metabolism is in a relatively active stage before breakfast, eating at this time can speed up digestion, thereby more quickly exerting the many effects of donkey-hide gelatin, such as replenishing blood, nourishing blood, stopping bleeding, nourishing yin and moistening dryness.

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It is more nutritious when made into donkey-hide gelatin cake. In addition to being convenient and tasting good, the other ingredients in donkey-hide gelatin cake are also rich in nutrients. For example, walnut kernels can improve brain function and memory; black sesame seeds are rich in iron and vitamin E, which can darken hair and nourish the skin; and rice wine contains 21 kinds of amino acids. But eating too much donkey-hide gelatin cake will make you fat.

1. Excessive blood supplementation. Excessive blood supplementation can easily cause nosebleeds and blood viscosity. However, the degree of viscosity will not cause any blood clots, but it will also affect the efficiency of kidney function.

2. Blood supplementation becomes the norm. Blood supplementation can reduce the degree of fatigue in human tissues. That is to say, let the liver rest, but if excessive blood supplementation becomes the norm, the liver will be in a dormant state. If you give the liver and other tissues a rest occasionally, it is equivalent to letting the liver "sleep", and the liver will be in better condition after the rest. If the liver tissue is allowed to "hibernate" and is not easy to awaken again, it may remain in a state of anemia or anemia for a long time, and from then on it will have to rely on continuous consumption of donkey-hide gelatin cakes.