Patient's question:
I don't know if he has this condition, and his mental state isn't good either. Can the little baby eat nori?Doctor's answer:
Nori, despite its many benefits, is considered by traditional Chinese medicine to have a sweet and salty taste, a cold nature, and can clear heat, resolve phlegm, and promote diuresis. Eating more nori in the summer can help cool the body and nourish health. It is particularly suitable for people with high blood pressure, tuberculosis, athlete's foot, and those with lung heat and excessive phlegm. However, it is not advisable for those with a weak stomach and cold constitution or those prone to bloating. Excessive consumption can lead to poisoning. I tried it once for my baby, but then stopped after that, and he was fine with normal meals. The older generation didn't have it any other way, and it was fine too. Children shouldn't be too picky.