How about shrimp and lemonade?

Lemon and shrimp are not recommended to eat together. Shrimp contains pentavalent arsenic, and lemon contains vitamin C. When pentavalent arsenic reacts with vitamin C, trivalent arsenic is very toxic, commonly known as arsenic, which will make people toxic. However, people usually die of arsenic poisoning with 100mg, that is to say, they must eat at least 1 kg of shrimp at one time before taking vitamin C. Therefore, eating a small amount of shrimp, eating lemons or drinking lemonade will not cause arsenic poisoning, but it is not recommended to eat them together.