Classic Chinese medicine prescription for removing dampness

Too much moisture affects people's mood, hobbies and diet, and seriously affects people's daily life activities, making people look listless and listless. Not only does it affect others, but you will also feel uncomfortable all over, have a poor appetite, and be unable to eat the things you like. Therefore, we should take certain methods to remove dampness to improve the situation. In fact, there are many methods, but the method of removing dampness with traditional Chinese medicine is more effective.

In traditional Chinese medicine, there is a theory of "six evil spirits", which represent the root causes of diseases. If a person has an imbalance of yin and yang and insufficient vital energy, these six evil spirits will invade the human body at will, causing external or internal diseases. Dampness also falls into the category of "Six Evils" in traditional Chinese medicine. Dampness is a yin evil that can easily block the flow of Qi and damage Yang. Dampness is heavy and sticky, and it tends to go downward, so it can easily damage the yin.

Getting rid of dampness is inseparable from strengthening the spleen. The spleen is responsible for transporting and transforming moisture in the body. If a person's spleen and stomach functions are strong enough, then allowing external dampness to invade the body will not cause any problems, because the spleen and stomach can help regulate the body and expel excess moisture from the body. However, when a person's spleen and stomach are weak and their functions are impaired, it is not enough to rely on the body's own dehumidification. When excessive moisture in the body cannot be completely eliminated, even if there is no external moisture, the body will still be troubled by internal moisture.

Traditional Chinese medicine advocates treating illness before it occurs. Regardless of whether the spleen and stomach functions are damaged or if there is spleen deficiency, some medicinal materials should be used to treat or consolidate the spleen and eliminate dampness.

A famous Chinese medicine doctor has collected a secret recipe for removing dampness, which he said was the formula used by Empress Dowager Cixi. Now he will release the original recipe: 15g of reed root, 4g of bamboo shavings, 9g each of charred hawthorn and stir-fried barley sprouts, 4g of tangerine peel, 6g of mulberry leaves, and 6g of perilla leaves. This recipe can remove dampness and heat without hurting the body's vital energy, clear the head, eyes, and throat, and harmonize the spleen and stomach.

Traditional Chinese medicine is indeed effective in treating excessive dampness, but all medicines are toxic, and no medicine can be used too much. Therefore, relying solely on a secret recipe for removing dampness is insufficient to remove dampness. The most important thing for removing dampness is to have a normal schedule and develop good living and eating habits; try to sleep on the floor as little as possible unless necessary, as the moisture in the air will condense on the lower layer.