What are the taboos for consuming black elderberry powder?

The main taboos for consuming black elderberry powder are as follows:

1、 Specific population taboos

Pregnant and lactating women: Currently, there is insufficient research on the effects of black elderberry powder on pregnant and lactating women. For safety reasons, pregnant and lactating women should avoid consuming black elderberry powder to prevent adverse effects on the fetus or infant.

Children: Children's physical development is not yet complete, and their immune system is relatively weak. For younger children, especially infants and young children, it is not recommended to consume black elderberry powder. For older children, consult a doctor's opinion before use.

2、 People with allergies are contraindicated

People who are allergic to black elderberry: If they have had allergic reactions to black elderberry or its related products, such as rash, itching, difficulty breathing, etc., it is strictly prohibited to consume black elderberry fruit powder.

3、 Interaction with drugs

People taking medication: Black elderberry powder may interact with certain medications. For example, it may affect the efficacy of anticoagulant drugs and increase the risk of bleeding; It may also interact with hypoglycemic drugs, leading to low blood sugar. Therefore, people who are taking medication should consult a doctor or pharmacist before consuming black elderberry powder to avoid adverse consequences caused by drug interactions.

4、 Quality and source issues

Products of unknown origin: Black elderberry powder of unknown origin should be avoided from consumption to prevent product quality from being compromised, potentially containing harmful substances or being contaminated. Choose products purchased through legitimate channels with quality assurance.

Deteriorated products: If black elderberry powder shows signs of deterioration, such as odor, discoloration, clumping, etc., it should be stopped from consumption to avoid health problems such as food poisoning.