Ingredients

  • Angelica 5-6g
  • Lycium barbarum 10g

Principle

Angelica nourishes and promotes blood circulation, regulates menstruation and relieves pain; Lycium barbarum nourishes the liver and kidneys, and benefits the eyes. The two are compatible, the root of the treatment of blood deficiency of Angelica sinensis, the source of promoting blood growth of Lycium barbarum, and suitable for the daily conditioning of blood deficiency with liver and kidney deficiency.

Effects & uses

It is suitable for blood deficiency, yellowing of the face, dizziness, palpitations, asthenia, insomnia, and dreams; it is also suitable for auxiliary conditioning and postmenstrual care in people with qi and blood deficiency and anemia (syndrome differentiation is required).

Method

  1. Wash Angelica sinensis and Lycium barbarum into a cup, boil with boiling water or hot water at about 80 °C, and cover for 10-15 minutes.
  2. It can be repeatedly brewed, and finally the wolfberry is chewed.

How to use

  • Replace the tea with 1 dose per day; it should not be more than 2 weeks in a row, and it should be continued after a few days.

Caution

Pregnant women should not use it; menstrual period should be used with caution; people with fever and inflammation should not use it; people with yin deficiency, internal heat, dampness and heat, and stool discharge should be used with caution; people with spleen and stomach deficiency, cold, and diarrhea should be used with caution; people taking anticoagulants should be monitored. No substitute; moderate to severe anemia should be treated.

Source

Comprehensive "Chinese Pharmacopoeia" entries of Angelica sinensis and Lycium barbarum, Guangdong Provincial Bureau of Traditional Chinese Medicine "Nourishing Blood and Regulating Liver" science popularization Central Broadcasting Network, CCTV network and other public data collation. Whether the fixed square name and the ratio of 5 ~ 6g +10g correspond to a single literature to be verified. To be manually verified.

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