Tracheitis is a very common respiratory disease. Clinically, tracheitis mainly causes symptoms such as fever, cough, phlegm, shortness of breath, chest tightness, and even different degrees of tracheal spasm depending on the type of tracheitis, which can also lead to varying degrees of respiratory difficulties and other clinical symptoms. Patients with tracheitis may have either acute or chronic conditions. Regardless of the type of bronchitis, eating some mangosteen during an attack can be beneficial. Mangosteen has excellent properties for reducing noise, clearing heat, and detoxifying. For patients with long-term cough, consuming mangosteen can also supplement some nutrients needed by the body, enhance the patient's immunity, and replenish common trace elements such as potassium and sodium. Therefore, patients with tracheitis can eat mangosteen.