White sugar tomatoes, this is a hot dish on the summer table. Recently, there is a legend about the horror of sugar mixed tomatoes, that is: white sugar will produce mites, not raw. Yesterday, Kang Kang, an expert from the Wuhan Food and Drug Administration, said that this is true. The white sugar that has been stored for a long time does breed aphids. The legend is this: when eating raw sugar that breeds mites, those mites will enter the human body, causing acute gastritis. Entering the urethra can cause urinary tract infections, which can easily cause frequent urination, urgency, dysuria, hematuria and other symptoms. As a result, the citizens panicked. Can't sugar be eaten raw? Kang Kang sister said, indeed, because of improper storage, storage time is too long, sugar will breed mites. This is why, in the national food safety sampling standard, there is a sugar in the "cane can not be detected", but not all sugar has aphids, as long as it is a qualified product purchased through formal channels, there will be no aphids, raw Eat no problem. On the other hand, the locusts are not as terrible as the rumors. First of all, it is not a parasite, it will not be hosted in the human body. If it is eaten into the stomach, it will be killed by the gastric juice and eventually excreted from the body. It will not cause acute gastritis or even urinary diseases like the legend. The biggest problem with mites is the allergic respiratory disease or skin disease. Therefore, they are called "the world's strongest allergens." Therefore, if the sugar in the house is put a little longer and has been eaten raw, don't worry too much. Of course, Kang Kang sister gave you some small suggestions on the problem of sugar mites. 1. When buying white sugar, remember to check the production date and try to choose the date of fresh white sugar. 2. Don't buy too much sugar at a time, so as not to eat too much sugar for too long, breeding bacteria or mites. 3. After buying the sugar, put it in a dry and cool place, cover it and store it to avoid the pollution of bacteria and mites.