What stalk will Flammulina velutipes see tomorrow?

The stem of Flammulina velutipes will be seen tomorrow because Flammulina velutipes is difficult to digest and belongs to a kind of mushroom with a lot of cellulose. The human body lacks related digestive enzymes, so it can't be chemically digested, and it will be discharged as it is when defecating, so it will have this stalk.

At the beginning of modern chemistry and nutrition, many people once thought Flammulina velutipes was a useless food. This prejudice is precisely because Flammulina velutipes is difficult to be digested by the stomach, so people think that it can not provide the necessary nutrition for the body.

The reason for this phenomenon is that fungal polysaccharide, the main substance of mushrooms, is not an effective food source. In other words, these substances cannot be digested and absorbed by human beings, and they are usually "how to get in and how to get out".

With the development of science, it is found that Flammulina velutipes is "intestinal", but it is not useless, but it has many benefits to human body.

For example, once neglected fungal polysaccharides can not only stimulate the peristalsis of gastrointestinal tract, but more importantly, they can provide necessary food for microorganisms in gastrointestinal tract, which can better safeguard the health of our gastrointestinal tract.