There are no special contraindications to heart meat, but people with lipid metabolism disorders need to limit their intake. Heart meat, also called liver meat, is the diaphragm of pigs. Each 100 grams of heart meat contains 199 calories, of which 14.6 grams of protein, 15.1 grams of fat and 0.9 grams of carbohydrates. Heart meat is significantly higher in fat content compared to regular lean meat in terms of composition, so it tastes fat and lean and is very tasty. But it also leads to the fact that it is high in calories as well as fat and cholesterol. Therefore, heart meat is not suitable for people with hyperlipidemia and hypercholesterolemia to consume too much. At the same time, because of its dietary fiber is almost zero, constipation patients need to eat with other foods, otherwise it is easy to aggravate defecation difficulties.