Black chokeberry (chokeberry, black chokeberry) is known for its many beneficial properties. It contains vitamins and minerals necessary for a person to feel normal. However, in some cases, the aromatic dark berry can negatively affect your health. In a number of diseases, the use of chokeberry in any form is strictly contraindicated.
Chokeberry is known for its ability to significantly lower blood pressure. Therefore, hypertensive patients are advised to include blackberries, jam or juice in their diet. But people who already suffer from low blood pressure, who have been diagnosed with hypotension, should refrain from the abundant use of chokeberry.
Due to its composition, which contains many vitamins, there is ascorbic acid, the black chokeberry is capable of provoking the development of hypervitaminosis. It can also cause severe allergies. Therefore, you should not eat more than 150 grams of fresh ripe berries per day.
With great care, black chops should be included in the diet if there are diseases affecting the genitourinary system. Problems with urination are possible, especially in a situation where the sick person drinks little pure water. It is worth refraining from eating chokeberry if there are stones in the bladder. Otherwise, the condition may worsen markedly. In some cases, the blackberry can even cause the formation of new stones.
Despite the fact that bitter juicy berries have a positive effect on digestion and can help in the treatment of gastritis, they should not be consumed during an exacerbation of gastric or intestinal diseases. The harm of chokeberry in such cases will manifest itself through abdominal pain, colic, severe belching, heartburn.
Blackberry berries will adversely affect the health of those people who suffer from high acidity of the stomach, intestinal ulcer or stomach ulcer. You can not abuse this delicacy and those individuals who often experience constipation. Blackberry fixes the "chair", it is strictly forbidden to eat with a tendency to intestinal obstruction.
Black chokeberry affects the blood, increasing its coagulability. Therefore, excessive consumption of dark berries can lead to the formation of blood clots. Doctors do not advise people with diagnosed thrombophlebitis to eat black chops. In case of problems with lymph, it is worthwhile with great care to include chokeberry in the diet in any form.
Blackberry berries will negatively affect the well-being if there is chronic pancreatitis. However, with acute pancreatitis, you can also not use chokeberry, so as not to cause a sharp deterioration in health.
Individual intolerance and a tendency to poisoning are additional contraindications for the use of chokeberry. Small children need to be given these berries with great care so as not to provoke an allergic reaction, dizziness, accompanied by nausea.
It is also important to note that drinking chokeberry juice on an ongoing basis is harmful and even dangerous. Excessive use of it can lead to consistently low blood pressure, low heart rate, headaches and a "broken" state. It is recommended to drink blackberry juice no longer than 2 weeks in a row, after which you should take a break. Do not drink more than 150 milligrams of the drink per day. This dose is best divided into 3 doses.
