Can bitter melon and hairy soybeans be eaten together?
Generally speaking, bitter melon and edamame can be eaten together. Details are as follows:

Bitter melon is rich in various vitamins, minerals, and dietary fiber, and has effects such as clearing heat, relieving summer heat, improving vision, and detoxification. Edamame contains abundant plant protein, dietary fiber, vitamins, and minerals, and is highly nutritious. From a nutritional standpoint, there are no obvious conflicts or adverse reactions between bitter melon and edamame, so they can be consumed together.
However, for certain specific populations, such as individuals with weak digestive systems, consuming large amounts of bitter melon and edamame together may cause indigestion. Bitter melon is cold in nature, and although edamame is nutritious, it may also cause bloating. Therefore, individuals with a weak and cold spleen and stomach or those prone to bloating should consume these foods in moderation and avoid eating large quantities together at once to prevent discomfort.
In daily diets, maintaining diversity and moderation in food intake, and appropriately combining ingredients according to individual constitution and health needs, are key to ensuring healthy eating habits.