As the Dragon Boat Festival approaches and many Taiwanese people travel and gather with family, medical professionals are issuing warnings about potential health risks associated with traditional celebrations. Specifically, doctors highlight six common issues related to the festival, primarily stemming from the consumption of *zongzi*, glutinous rice dumplings. These risks include digestive problems due to the rich, fatty nature of the food, as well as potential food poisoning from improper storage or preparation. Symptoms range from indigestion and diarrhea to more severe reactions. Other concerns include high sodium intake, potential allergic reactions to ingredients, and risks associated with alcohol consumption during gatherings. Authorities advise careful food handling, moderate eating, and awareness of individual allergies to ensure a safe and healthy holiday. The health warnings aim to allow people to enjoy the festivities while minimizing preventable health complications.