What medicine should I take to regulate my endocrine system?

The balance of the endocrine system is very important to the health of our body, because only when our body's endocrine system is balanced can other organs of the body work peacefully. However, not everything can go as smoothly as we imagine. Many times, due to certain reasons, the human body's endocrine system is out of balance, and at this time, we need to make adjustments. So, what are the drugs that regulate endocrine?

In fact, in our real life, there are many methods to regulate endocrine, and many of them are very effective in regulating endocrine. But overall, the effect of drugs regulating endocrine is faster. So, in response to this situation, let’s take a closer look at the drugs used to regulate endocrine.

1. Chinese medicine believes that rose has a very mild medicinal property and can nourish the heart, liver and blood. It can release stagnant Qi and blood in the body, and play a role in calming, soothing the mind and regulating endocrine. Take 15 grams of rose, 3-5 dates, and 9 grams of American ginseng, and brew them as tea. It can regulate qi and blood circulation, and regulate the spleen and stomach. It is especially suitable for women with chloasma on their faces.

2. 500 grams of beef liver, 9 grams of white chrysanthemum, 9 grams of white silkworm, 9 grams of white peony, 12 grams of white poria, 12 grams of capillaris, 3 grams of raw licorice, 30 grams of loofah (put the last six ingredients in a gauze bag), 100 grams of rice, add 2000 ml of water and cook into thick porridge. After decocting, remove the medicine bag and take 500 ml of the soup in two days. Eat liver and drink porridge, once in the morning and once in the evening, each course of treatment is 10 days (cook porridge once every two days, do not cook it all at once), the interval between two courses of treatment is one week, and take three courses in a row. This recipe has no side effects.

3. 1 gram of peach blossom (dried product), 1 clean pig's trotter, 100 grams of polished rice, and appropriate amounts of fine salt, soy sauce, ground ginger, onion, sesame oil, and MSG. Roast the peach blossoms to dry, grind them into fine powder and set aside; wash the polished japonica rice, separate the skin and bones of the pig's trotter, put them in an iron pot, add appropriate amount of clean water, boil them over high heat, then simmer them over low heat until the pig's trotters are well cooked, take out the bones, add rice and peach blossom powder, simmer them into porridge over low heat, add salt, sesame oil and other seasonings into the porridge, and mix well. Take one dose every other day, warm and drink in several doses. This prescription can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, and is suitable for postpartum women.

4. Around the Qingming Festival, collect 300 grams of peach blossoms with buds just opening or not yet in bloom from the southeast branches, put them in a bottle with 40 grams of Angelica dahurica, add 100 milliliters of white wine, seal it for 1 month and then open it for use. Drink 1 cup of peach-spotted angelica wine every morning and evening. When drinking, pour a little medicinal wine into the palm of your hand, rub your hands together, and when the palm of your hand feels hot, rub your face back and forth.

To sum up, we can know that the more common drugs used to regulate endocrine in daily life are usually traditional Chinese medicine. Because traditional Chinese medicine does not have too many side effects for the human body, you can use it with confidence. Moreover, Chinese medicine regulates the human endocrine system from a fundamental level and the effect is quite significant.