Can Sophora japonica and eggs be eaten together

Scrambled eggs with Sophora japonica flowers is a well-known dish. It tastes particularly tender and fragrant, and has a good effect of replenishing qi and cooling blood. It is more suitable for people who suffer from internal heat. Scrambled eggs with Sophora japonica flowers are very simple to prepare. Eating a proper amount can help clear away heat and reduce fire, and it has an especially good hemostatic effect. It also has a good health care effect for people who often suffer from constipation.

Ingredients : 250g fresh Sophora japonica flowers, 3 eggs, 4g refined salt, 3g MSG, 10g chopped green onion, 50g vegetable oil, 10 green beans

Preparation method :

(1) Wash the Sophora japonica flowers and blanch them in boiling water.

(2) Crack the eggs into a large bowl, add 4 grams of salt, stir the MSG, drain the Sophora japonica flowers and add them in, mix well.

(3) Heat oil in a wok, add chopped green onions and fry until fragrant. Pour in the egg mixture and stir-fry until cooked through and in chunks. Remove from heat, place on a plate and sprinkle with green beans.

Sophora japonica is suitable for people

Traditional Chinese medicine points out that Sophora japonica flowers are bitter, neutral in nature, non-toxic, and have the effects of clearing heat, cooling blood, stopping bleeding, and lowering blood pressure. The rutin contained in Sophora japonica flowers can protect capillaries and prevent bleeding, hypertension and diabetes caused by excessive capillary fragility and high permeability. Therefore, people with high blood pressure can eat Sophora japonica flowers. However, if you are already a diabetic, you cannot eat acacia flowers because acacia flowers themselves contain a lot of sugar.

Sophora japonica flowers have the effect of clearing heat and purging fire. Traditional Chinese medicine shows that Sophora japonica flowers enter the liver meridian and have good therapeutic effects on excessive liver fire, headaches, red eyes, sore throat, aphonia, etc. People with excessive liver fire should often soak in Sophora japonica flower water to reduce fire.

The hemostatic effect of Sophora japonica flowers is recognized, and it is also a commonly used medicine used by doctors to treat bloody stools. Regular consumption of Sophora japonica flowers has a good effect on hemorrhoid bleeding caused by damp-heat in the large intestine, bloody stools, bloody diarrhea, and vomiting blood caused by blood heat.

In addition, acacia flowers are effective in treating hemorrhoids during pregnancy and preventing constipation in pregnant women. Expectant mothers with constipation can effectively relieve symptoms by soaking rapeseed honey, camellia honey, loquat honey and locust flowers in water and drinking it.

Can pregnant women eat Sophora japonica flowers?

I often hear the elderly say that pregnant women should avoid eating blood-activating, slippery, spicy and hot foods. Robinia flowers have the effects of activating blood circulation and stopping bleeding, so pregnant women should avoid eating them. Is there any basis for this statement? Is it true that pregnant women cannot eat acacia flowers?

Modern medicine shows that pregnant women can eat Sophora japonica flowers. Sophora japonica flowers can clear away heat and detoxify, moisten the intestines and promote bowel movements. They are effective in treating hemorrhoids during pregnancy and preventing constipation in pregnant women. Expectant mothers with constipation can soak rapeseed honey, camellia honey, loquat honey and locust flowers in water and drink it. This folk remedy has a good effect on treating constipation, stopping bleeding and eliminating hemorrhoids.

However, although pregnant women can eat Sophora japonica flowers, they should not eat too much at one time, because Sophora japonica flowers are very sweet and contain a high level of sugar. Frequent consumption may cause diabetes in pregnant women. In addition, since Sophora japonica flowers are cold foods, eating too much can cause abdominal pain, and in severe cases can even lead to the tragedy of miscarriage.