Can individuals with a hot body constitution consume more beef and mutton?
Generally, individuals with a heat-prone constitution should not consume excessive amounts of beef or mutton. The detailed explanation is as follows:

Mutton is considered a warming and nourishing food with a relatively hot nature. For individuals with a constitution prone to heat, consuming mutton may easily lead to excessive internal heat, exacerbating symptoms such as dry mouth, thirst, constipation, and irritability. Excessive intake of mutton may cause accumulation of heat toxins in the body, which is detrimental to overall health. Similarly, although beef is nutritionally rich, its properties may also negatively affect individuals with a heat-prone constitution, especially when there is already internal heat or damp-heat present.
Individuals with a heat-prone constitution inherently have excessive yang energy and are prone to symptoms such as thirst, excessive sweating, and being easily affected by heat conditions. The warming nature of beef and mutton contradicts the characteristics of a heat-prone constitution, and excessive consumption may worsen these symptoms, potentially leading to more severe manifestations of damp-heat such as acne and a thick, yellowish tongue coating. Therefore, to maintain a healthy internal balance, individuals with a heat-prone constitution should avoid consuming excessive amounts of beef and mutton.
Individuals with a heat-prone constitution should also avoid consuming spicy, greasy, barbecued, or other stimulating foods, as well as warming and nourishing ingredients such as beef and mutton.