After traveling through time, she took her husband to be a food doctor

"I'm back." Lin Mingxuan raised his head and smiled slightly.

"Well. What are you busy with?" Ding Xirui asked.

"Look." He pointed at the people in front of the counter.

Banxia was looking for pictures of poisonous plants, Xiaoqiang took out a stack of white paper, and Awen was drawing with a brush.

"Miss, please come and help me find the pictures." Banxia said.

"Okay." Ding Xirui nodded and immediately joined the team. In medicine, there is no strict distinction between medicinal and poisonous materials. Even poisonous scorpions have medicinal value, but we need to be careful in life. After the incident with Lao Hei and Lao Hong yesterday, she was looking for a book to read.

Soon, Xiaoqi and Chenpi carried out a wooden board.

"Doctor Lin, do you think this will work?" Xiao Qi asked.

Lin Mingxuan took a look, took a piece of paper and walked over to gesture, "Is there a bigger one?" he asked.

"Yes." Xiaoqi nodded.

"Can you two please bring the bigger one over here?"

"it is good."

Ding Xirui watched, smiled silently, and thought to himself, "I see." It seems that the "features" of the Lin Family Clinic Jishitang have been copied.

"Doctor Ding, why don't you ask us what we are going to do?" Xiaoqiang asked.

"Haha, Doctor Ding knows it better than anyone. To be honest, it was Doctor Ding who came up with this idea in the first place." Lin Mingxuan explained.

"So that's why. No wonder Dr. Ding started working without asking any questions." Xiao Qiang smiled embarrassedly.

There were knocking sounds coming from the backyard, and after a while, Chenpi and Xiaoqi came in carrying a larger wooden board.

"Doctor Lin, we have nailed the two boards together. Is that right?"

"Okay." Lin Mingxuan nodded, "Thank you for your hard work. Clean the board and put it at the door."

"okay."

The board was as tall as a person and bigger than the one in Jishidiang.

Aunt Yang came in through the curtain holding a large bowl.

"Doctor Lin, here's the paste you requested."

"Thank you, Aunt Yang."

After everyone finished drawing pictures of poisonous plants, Lin Mingxuan came to the door, applied paste on the wooden board, and pasted them one by one. Pedestrians on the street gathered around.

"Isn't this celery? How can it be poisonous?" said an older brother.

"No, look carefully, it's different from celery, it's hairy celery, which means it's poisonous. It's written on the label." said the eldest sister-in-law.

"Oh, you really can't tell if you don't look carefully." The eldest brother scratched his head.

"I know this. It looks ordinary, but you will go crazy after eating it." An old lady said, pointing at the "crazy umbrella."

"This is oleander. Both its leaves and flowers are poisonous. There used to be one near my house, but it has been cut down." said an uncle.

Lin Mingxuan and Ding Xirui were waiting nearby, ready to answer any questions. However, the people were very alert to these life-threatening things. Some had encountered them before, and some had even been poisoned. They watched and chatted. Ding and Lin didn't say much, but they did hear a lot of stories.

An Yumo closed her stall and came over to take a look. After a moment, she smiled and said:

"Doctor Lin, Doctor Ding, could you please give us a list of food pairing taboos next time? For us chefs, if we make the wrong pairings and our customers get sick, it will be a disaster."

"Girl, you are talking about incompatible foods. I heard from my grandmother that onions and honey cannot be eaten together." said a man in a long gown.

"Yes, yes, yes, these things posted here are from the wild. We don't see them often. But the food we eat at home needs to be checked." said an auntie carrying a basket.

Lin Mingxuan cupped his hands and said:

"Okay, thank you all for your suggestions. We will post them in our clinic later. Feel free to come and have a look."

"That's great. Jimin Hall really cares about us ordinary people." The aunt laughed, grabbed a radish and stuffed it into Ding Xirui's hand.

"Auntie, no need..."

"A carrot is nothing. Just consider it as a thank you." The aunt waved her hand, smiled and turned away.

"Thank you, Doctor Lin, Doctor Ding!" An Yumo shouted and said goodbye with a package.

The morning sun was warm, and people were coming and going in front of the clinic almost non-stop. Lin Mingxuan sat back in his seat and continued to look through medical books and medical records.

Ding Xirui immersed herself in doing what An Yumo had just proposed. In fact, this was not an easy task. According to what she had learned, there was no concept of "food incompatibility". As long as one did not eat a large amount of so-called "incompatibility" foods at once, it would generally not cause too much of a problem, and the body would adjust itself.

In her memory, foods rich in tannic acid should not be eaten together with foods rich in protein, as this would form protein agglomerates and cause diarrhea. This is why the folk saying that persimmons cannot be eaten together with crabs is true.

What else? Spinach and tofu? The oxalic acid in spinach will affect the body's absorption of calcium in tofu. This is a "blockage" between foods, not a "compatibility". Just blanch the spinach to remove the oxalic acid and it will be fine. There are many similar blocks between nutrients. For example, people who need iron supplements should not eat brown rice, because the phytic acid in brown rice will affect the absorption of non-heme iron.

As for honey and green onions, they are not "antagonistic". The fructose in honey can cause diarrhea in some people who are intolerant to fructose. The folk belief that it can "moisten the intestines and relieve constipation" is actually a reaction to food intolerance. Green onions are spicy and irritate the stomach and intestines. When the two are combined, people will be more likely to have diarrhea. This is a "strong combination" and the diarrhea caused is not a poisoning reaction.

There are also some foods that can benefit each other, such as basil and seafood.

So, how do I write this? With the pen and paper already laid out, Ding Xirui was stunned, not knowing where to start.

"Is there any problem?" Lin Mingxuan asked.

Ding Xirui sighed softly and told him the difficulty of the matter. After listening, Lin Mingxuan raised his hand to hit her head, but suddenly realized that they were in the clinic, and immediately retracted his hand.

"Don't worry so much, just write."

"Things like this are prone to overcorrection and even cause rumors." Ding Xirui, who has lived in that world, is deeply afraid of the power of rumors. "If you're not careful, people will spread rumors more and more exaggeratedly."

"Well... three people make a tiger, so it makes sense." Lin Mingxuan nodded.

"What should I do?" Ding Xirui narrowed her eyes and thought. She stood up and walked to the board at the door.

Pictures, names, poisonous... Today's introduction is very straightforward, which is "this thing is poisonous and cannot be eaten." The food combination taboos cannot be displayed in this way, but they cannot be made too complicated either.

How about changing it to a question format? For example:

“Can honey and onions be eaten together?”

"It's better not to, it can easily cause diarrhea."

It seems to be a little better. Let's do it this way, emphasize the "quantity" and use pictures to deepen the impression. Ding Xirui relaxed his brows, shook his hands, and walked back to the house.