I saw this blog post in the middle of the night and couldn''t vomit. Let me quote the original text first:

　　 "Recently, I saw an article that some jujubes cannot prevent iron deficiency anemia, and eating dried jujubes has no effect on correcting or preventing iron deficiency anemia. Meat Classes, pig liver, animal blood, iron-fortified flour, iron-added soy sauce, VC, and iron-containing supplements are the effective methods for preventing and treating anemia.

Can 　　Jujube prevent and control iron-deficiency anemia?Answer Before this question, we should first find out whether you use jujube with the theory of traditional Chinese medicine or jujube with the theory of western medicine. Because the theory is different, the efficacy and usage are also different. If you use the jujube with the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, it is It is a good blood supplement and edible. It is usually used for patients with blood deficiency syndrome, and the patients with blood deficiency syndrome referred to in Chinese medicine do not necessarily refer to the iron deficiency anemia patients of Western medicine. All patients with blood deficiency syndrome manifestations, regardless of the diagnosis of Western medicine Diseases can be supplemented with jujube. In turn, iron deficiency anemia is a diagnosis of Western medicine. Such patients may not be all patients with blood deficiency syndrome in Chinese medicine. If they are not patients with blood deficiency syndrome, it is not appropriate to use jujube. Therefore, whether jujube can prevent patients with iron-deficiency anemia depends mainly on whether the patient''s TCM clinical syndrome is a blood deficiency syndrome, rather than whether jujube contains sufficient iron."

　　 This is a typical sophistry. Sorry, TCM is best at this kind of sophistry. The vast majority of anemia is iron deficiency anemia, and jujube can not prevent iron deficiency anemia. This has nothing to do with TCM syndrome differentiation. The diseases that grow on people will not be different because they see Chinese medicine and Western medicine. The jujube grows on the tree, and it will not be different because of Chinese medicine or Western medicine. The disease is the same disease. Chinese medicine and western medicine have different views and different treatments. This is easy to understand. But I want to say that iron deficiency anemia (low hemoglobin), no matter how you differentiate the syndrome, jujube is invalid. Therefore, the views in this blog post are only sophistry.