Autumn persimmons are a natural remedy for drunkenness.

Introduction: Persimmons are also a "natural hangover cure," and in ancient times, they were used as an effective food to prevent drunkenness and alleviate hangovers. The organic acids and tannic acids in persimmons promote digestion and accelerate alcohol breakdown; their high sugar and potassium content, along with abundant water, have a diuretic effect, helping the body expel toxins.

The rich vitamin C can also enhance liver function and has a hepatoprotective effect. Eating two persimmons after drinking can relieve headaches the next day. "Although persimmons are nutritious and sweet, they contain tannins and pectin, which can combine with stomach acid or protein to form persimmon stones, causing digestive ailments. Therefore, they should not be eaten on an empty stomach or in excessive amounts."

Walnut Persimmon Cake

In fact, some sour fruits rich in fructose with diuretic effects can also help with sobering up. Fruits contain organic acids, such as malic acid in apples, citric acid in citrus, and tartaric acid in grapes. The main component of alcohol is ethanol. Organic acids can interact with ethanol to form esters, thereby achieving the effect of sobering up. Fruits like watermelon, with their high water content, can speed up the excretion of alcohol in urine, preventing it from being absorbed by the body and causing systemic fever. Bananas are rich in potassium and contain enough fructose to quickly eliminate alcohol, and the potassium and other minerals help maintain the body's electrolyte balance.

Dried Persimmons are more nutritious than fresh ones

China has the largest cultivation area and highest production of persimmons in the world. Persimmons are nutritious, containing sucrose, glucose, fructose, calcium, phosphorus, iron, various vitamins, and trace elements. Fresh persimmons contain a large amount of iodine, which is very beneficial for preventing goiter.

Pan-fried Persimmon Cake

Dried persimmons are made by peeling fresh persimmons and drying them naturally in the sun. Among them, those made from "Fuping Jian Persimmons" are of the highest quality and are sold both domestically and internationally. Overall, dried persimmons are more nutritious than fresh ones, with many nutrients, including dietary fiber, minerals, and vitamins, being higher. In 100 grams of fresh persimmon, there are 9 mg of calcium, while in dried persimmon, there are 54 mg. The iron content in fresh persimmon is 9 mg, compared to 21 mg in dried persimmon. After persimmons are processed into dried persimmons, the vitamin A content also increases from 20 micrograms to 48 micrograms. However, vitamin C is lost. Additionally, dried persimmons are safer than fresh ones. The skin of fresh persimmons contains a large amount of tannic acid, which has been removed in dried persimmons. Furthermore, dried persimmons have stronger health benefits. The white powder on the surface of dried persimmons is sugar that crystallizes out during the production process and can be used to treat sore throat, mouth sores, and lung heat.

Rose-flavored Persimmon Cake

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