I felt stomach discomfort after eating royal jelly

Royal jelly is also a substance produced by bees, but unlike traditional honey, royal jelly is more similar to mammalian milk. Therefore, the nutritional value of royal jelly is higher than that of honey, and eating more royal jelly is very beneficial to the human body. However, royal jelly also has disadvantages. People with obvious physical illnesses are not suitable to eat royal jelly. But what if a person experiences stomach discomfort from eating royal jelly?

Who can't eat royal jelly?

1. People with allergies

People with allergies should pay special attention in their daily lives. Except for royal jelly, they should be cautious when taking any other bee products, otherwise they are likely to have allergic reactions. Especially for those who are prone to allergies when eating seafood in daily life, they should try to avoid taking and touching various bee products. This is because royal jelly and other bee products contain large amounts of hormones, enzymes, and foreign proteins, and the chance of allergies after taking them is very high.

In addition to people with allergic constitutions, there are also some patients who suffer from long-term hypotension and hypoglycemia. Royal jelly contains a substance similar to acetylcholine, which has the effect of lowering blood pressure and blood sugar.

2. People with gastrointestinal diseases

People with gastrointestinal diseases often suffer from gastric ulcers, intestinal dysfunction and diarrhea. Experts especially remind that such patients should not eat royal jelly in their daily lives, so as to avoid causing strong contraction of the intestines, which will lead to more serious intestinal dysfunction. In addition, patients with gastrointestinal diseases may experience worsening symptoms such as diarrhea and constipation after taking royal jelly.

Especially for some patients with diarrhea, no matter what the cause of the diarrhea is, they must be prohibited from taking any bee products during this period. Because some of the ingredients in it may make diarrhea more severe or even cause collapse.

3. People who have just had surgery

Regardless of whether it is a minor operation or a major operation, patients who have just undergone surgery should not take royal jelly during the recuperation period. Although the rich nutrients contained in royal jelly can promote wound healing, it is likely to cause bleeding in the facial organs for patients in the early stages of surgery. This is because these people lose too much blood after the operation and are also severely weak. If they take tonic foods such as royal jelly at this time, they will suffer from bleeding due to their weak constitution.

In addition, for pregnant women, because royal jelly can stimulate uterine contraction, taking it during pregnancy is likely to affect the normal development of the fetus, and may even cause miscarriage due to frequent intercourse.