What are the effects and functions of winter honey?

The so-called winter honey is honey produced in winter. In the winter season, there are relatively few flowering plants, so the price of honey produced in winter is generally higher and the quality is better. The more common honey in winter is jujube flower honey. This kind of honey has very good effects, such as antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects. Taking this honey can promote tissue regeneration, and it can also reduce inflammation and antibacterial effects, which can enhance our body's immunity and improve sleep quality.

The effects of jujube flower honey: nourishing blood and stomach, calming the nerves, and promoting bowel movements. Jujube flower honey is sweet, mild and slightly warm in nature, has a high vitamin C content and is rich in nutrients, making it the preferred type of honey for nourishing the body. It has the effects of "replenishing the middle, replenishing Qi, nourishing blood, calming the mind, replenishing blood, nourishing the skin, strengthening the spleen and nourishing the stomach, protecting the spleen and nourishing the stomach, moistening the lungs and replenishing deficiency, harmonizing yin and yang, and regulating the nutrition and defense". It is good at replenishing blood. It is a superior honey for preparing traditional Chinese medicine. It is also an ideal honey for women, children, the elderly and weak patients.

Used for weak people and postpartum constipation caused by dry intestines. Take orally or make honey into a suppository and insert it into the anus. It can also be used with other laxatives. Used for yin deficiency, lung dryness, chronic cough and sore throat. Use alone or with lung moistening and cough suppressant medicines. In addition, when using expectorant and cough suppressant drugs such as loquat leaves, coltsfoot flowers, aster, etc. to treat dry cough and chronic cough, this product is often stir-fried (i.e. roasted with honey). For chronic debilitating diseases. Can be used as an auxiliary medicine. Pills, ointments and other tonic medicines are often used as a nourishing and shaping medicine. Tonic medicines are often roasted with honey to enhance their tonic effects. It has certain therapeutic effects on ulcer disease and chronic hepatitis.

There are other benefits to taking honey in winter. For example, friends with hepatitis or other liver diseases can drink honey appropriately, which has a good effect on protecting the liver. Friends who are particularly busy at work and feel tired can fight fatigue by taking a little honey in winter. Children in their growth and development period can take a little honey, which has a good function of promoting physical development.