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why are we often told while eating a mango that drinking water should be avoided after eating the mango..?
The discussion revolves around the advice against drinking water after eating mangoes, particularly focusing on the implications of consuming green mangoes versus ripe ones. Participants explore potential health effects and personal experiences related to this practice.
Participants do not reach a consensus on the advice against drinking water after eating mangoes, with differing opinions on the consumption of green versus ripe mangoes and their effects.
Some claims about health effects are based on anecdotal evidence and personal experiences, and there are unresolved questions regarding the validity of the sources provided.
Precautions
Unripe mangoes should not be eaten in excess. Their excessive intake may cause throat irritation, indigestion, dysentery and abdominal colic. One should, therefore, not consume more than one or two green mangoes daily. Avoid drinking water immediately after eating the green mango because it coagulates the sap and makes it more irritant. Sap or milky juice which comes out on breaking the stalk of the green mango is irritant and astringent. Eating green mangoes without draining the sap may cause mouth , throat and gastro intestinal irritations.