All Chinese medicine effects

Traditional Chinese medicine has a long history and has left us with a lot of knowledge about Chinese herbal medicines for nourishing health and treating diseases. However, modern people know relatively little about Chinese herbal medicines. They don’t know what to eat if they want to maintain their health through Chinese medicine. So, today I will briefly introduce the functions of common Chinese medicines to everyone. Let’s take a look.

Ten essential Chinese medicinal herbs for every Chinese family

Wild Ganoderma lucidum: Strengthens the body and removes evil spirits, and is used as medicine by immortals;

Wild ginseng: Eat a little every day to stay healthy and live longer.

Hawthorn berry: a master at aiding digestion and removing blood stasis;

Scutellaria baicalensis: the most important medicine for replenishing qi and blood;

Ginger slices: ward off evil spirits, boost qi and blood circulation, and dispel dampness and coldness;

Imperata root: a grass-roots entrepreneurial doctor that disperses blood and activates blood circulation;

Yellow chrysanthemum: the best liver-protecting tea for modern people;

Job's tears: Not real pearls, but better than real pearls;

Licorice: nourishes the body and beautifies the skin, a tonic for ordinary people;

Peppercorn: Spicy doctor. Chinese herbs are very temperamental in dispelling cold;

Good herbs make women beautiful for life

Chuanxiong: replenishes qi and blood, and protects women from a lifetime of safety;

Rose: a flower for women that promotes blood circulation, removes blood stasis, and beautifies the skin;

Motherwort Granules: Empress Wu Zetian’s beauty mentor for rejuvenation;

Snow Lotus: Glacier Guests Cultivate In the Mood for Love 2;

Artemisia argyi: pure natural health and wellness "Safeguard";

Aloe: Cleopatra relied on it to dominate the world;

Bletilla striata: the skin-whitening fairy among herbs;

Poria: the "female ginseng" that reduces fever, promotes salivation and quenches thirst;

Red peony root: a lady's friend who nourishes yin, blood and qi

Sweet almonds: nourish the skin, make the face white and tender;

Hosta: replenishes qi and blood, removes spots, and is as beautiful and flawless as a flower;

Protect our innate nature

Shouwu: nourishes yin and kidney, and you can live another 500 years with long black hair;

Wolfberry: the ancient people’s elixir of eternal youth and health;

Cordyceps: a yin-yang tonic that exists in the world but not in the sky;

37: Resurrection from the dead is "more valuable than gold";

Fuling: A water fairy who is loyal to the spleen and kidneys;

Fructus Ligustri Lucidi: Clears liver fire and benefits the kidneys, the ultimate harmony between man and nature;

Eucommia ulmoides: the best medicine for dual regulation of blood pressure;

Cuscuta: mild and nourishing, it can be started in the mother's belly;

The driving force of acquired physical and mental health

White Poria: Strengthens the spleen and stomach and softens the liver. Even Empress Dowager Cixi can "reverse aging";

Chinese yam: food and medicine of immortals have the same origin, nourishing our acquired foundation;

Papaya: "Longevity Fruit" keeps your gastrointestinal tract safe;

Poria: the most common panacea for strengthening the spleen and stomach;

Patchouli: helps regulate the stomach and intestines, allowing you to eat whatever you want;

Lilac: A hot stomach nourisher;