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Health risks of seasonal autumn foods
Overview
Health concerns have been raised regarding the excessive consumption of certain seasonal autumn foods. In Japan, the Tokyo Metropolitan Health and Medical Bureau has noted that overeating ginkgo nuts can lead to poisoning symptoms, including vomiting, diarrhea, respiratory distress, and systemic convulsions or tremors.
Additionally, while research from Kindai University and studies in Wakayama Prefecture suggest that persimmon polyphenols and tannins may help suppress postprandial blood glucose levels and reduce LDL cholesterol, experts maintain that excessive consumption remains a health concern.
Entities
Osaka Metropolitan University · Tokyo Metropolitan Health and Medical Bureau · Wakayama Prefecture · Kindai University · CDC
Timeline
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[HEALTH] 3 sourcesAutumn foods pose health risks when consumed in excess
Excessive consumption of autumn staples like ginkgo nuts can cause poisoning, while persimmons offer health benefits like blood sugar regulation but require moderation.
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[HEALTH] 4 sourcesNutritionists warn of blood sugar spikes in autumn foods
Nutritionists warn that seasonal autumn foods like sugary pumpkin coffees and apple pastries can spike blood sugar, while whole apples provide metabolic benefits through fiber and polyphenols.
Sources
allaboutgod.com · egeszsegkalauz.hu · inside-games.jp · mindmegette.hu · nlcafe.hu · tokyocheapo.com · wellandfit.hu