Traditional Chinese medicine has a good prescription for treating stomach problems

Why are more and more people suffering from stomach problems nowadays? In the past, stomach problems were mostly seen in adults, but now the age of onset tends to be much earlier. Nowadays, the incidence of gastric disease among young people aged 25 to 35 is gradually increasing, especially among young office workers engaged in sales, finance, news media and other fields. The following symptoms can help us test whether we have stomach problems.

The most common symptoms of gastric disease

1) Pain. It is one of the most common stomach diseases. There are many causes of dull pain and many forms of expression. The causes of the disease include cold, qi stagnation, blood stasis, etc., and the manifestations include dull pain, stabbing pain, and severe pain.

2) Bloating. This is also one of the most common symptoms of stomach disease. If the gastrointestinal absorption is improper, or it is blocked by cold, or other factors, the gas in the stomach cannot be discharged in time and normally, which will cause bloating.

3) Bloating. Due to various factors, the stomach cannot digest food normally, or the gastrointestinal motility is too slow, which can cause bloating.

4) The tongue is pale and odorless. According to TCM theory, the spleen is connected to the mouth. If the spleen is blocked or other reasons cause spleen deficiency, the patient will lose taste and appetite.

6 wonderful prescriptions of traditional Chinese medicine for treating stomach problems

1. Star anise brown sugar drink

15 grams of star anise, decoct in water to remove the residue and take the juice, add 10 grams of old brown sugar, mix well and make a hot drink in winter. This drink has the effect of warming the stomach and dispersing cold, and can treat stomach pain, bloating, etc. caused by cold stomach.

2. Black pepper and jujube

Take 10 red dates (peeled), put 5 black peppercorns in each date, cook them in a frying pan, then mash them into mung bean-sized meatballs, and take 7 to 10 balls each time. This pill has the effect of warming the stomach, replenishing blood and qi, and can treat stomach pain caused by cold.

3. Poria porridge

15 grams of coix seed, 200 grams of rice, and appropriate amount of old rock sugar. Wash coix seeds and rice, put them into the pot together, add appropriate amount of cold water, bring to a boil, then simmer until the porridge is cooked and the rice is soft, add rock sugar and cook for a while. It has the effect of strengthening the spleen and eliminating dampness.

4. Pseudostellaria heterophylla, red dates and tangerine peel tea

15 grams of Prince ginseng, 5 red dates, and 3 grams of Poria cocos. Wash the prince ginseng and red dates, put them together with the Poria cocos into a stone pot, add appropriate amount of water, boil the soup, remove the residue and take the juice, and drink it as tea. It has the effect of promoting qi and harmonizing the stomach.

5. Black-bone chicken casserole with cardamom

Take 1 black-bone chicken (about 500 grams), remove the hair and internal organs, and then wash it; put 5 grams each of apple and nutmeg into the abdominal cavity of the black-bone chicken, seal the wound with a wooden stick, add appropriate amount of water to cook it, and add seasoning to serve. This meal has the effects of warming the middle and dispersing cold, strengthening the stomach, digesting food and relieving pain. It can be eaten regardless of whether you experience stomach problems caused by dampness or stomach cold and stomach pain caused by drinking cold drinks.

6. Roasted Beef with Ginger, Jujube and Astragalus

Slice 100 grams of beef, 6 grams of Scutellaria baicalensis, 10 red dates (peeled), and 5 grams of roasted ginger. Add appropriate amount of water to stew the above foods and add seasoning before serving. This porridge has the effects of promoting yang, replenishing qi and blood, and strengthening the stomach and digesting food. It can treat symptoms such as yin deficiency, internal heat, stomach pain, and chills in the limbs.