Replenish energy after illness
After a serious illness, the function of the internal organs often declines, and the body's vital energy is severely depleted, leading to qi deficiency.
People with qi deficiency are prone to fatigue, speaking with a weak, thread-like voice, shortness of breath, and easy sweating. To recuperate and accelerate recovery after illness, it is advisable to first replenish qi and nourish blood to make up for the depletion of the body's vital energy.
Simply use 10 grams each of Codonopsis slices and dried longan, add hot water, and steep in a thermos for 15 minutes before drinking.
This tea is mild in nature, neither cold nor hot. It nourishes stomach yin without causing dampness, moistens the lungs without being overly cold, and nourishes blood without being overly rich. Therefore, it is very suitable for post-illness recuperation, refreshing, and strengthening the body.
Codonopsis (Dangshen) is sweet in taste, neutral in nature, and enters the spleen and lung meridians. It benefits qi, generates fluids, and nourishes blood, making it suitable for people with general constitutions.
Codonopsis can help improve immunity, combat fatigue, and resist hypoxia. It has significant therapeutic effects for individuals with weak spleen and stomach or those experiencing general weakness and fatigue.
Dried longan is sweet in taste, warm in nature, and enters the heart and spleen meridians. It can benefit the heart and spleen, stimulate appetite and strengthen the spleen, nourish blood and calm the mind, replenish deficiencies and enhance intelligence, and strengthen yang and benefit qi.
Dried longan has a tonic effect and can aid in post-illness recuperation and for those with weak constitutions.
If preparing for young children, the milder Pseudostellaria root (Taizishen) can be used instead of Codonopsis.
Pseudostellaria root is sweet in taste, neutral in nature, and enters the spleen and lung meridians. It can generate fluids, benefit qi, strengthen the spleen, and improve conditions of qi and yin deficiency, spontaneous sweating, and thirst. Due to its very mild nature, Pseudostellaria root can replenish the vital energy of the spleen and lungs while also benefiting qi and strengthening the spleen, making it very suitable for children to drink.
People with qi deficiency are prone to fatigue, speaking with a weak, thread-like voice, shortness of breath, and easy sweating. To recuperate and accelerate recovery after illness, it is advisable to first replenish qi and nourish blood to make up for the depletion of the body's vital energy.
Simply use 10 grams each of Codonopsis slices and dried longan, add hot water, and steep in a thermos for 15 minutes before drinking.
This tea is mild in nature, neither cold nor hot. It nourishes stomach yin without causing dampness, moistens the lungs without being overly cold, and nourishes blood without being overly rich. Therefore, it is very suitable for post-illness recuperation, refreshing, and strengthening the body.
Codonopsis (Dangshen) is sweet in taste, neutral in nature, and enters the spleen and lung meridians. It benefits qi, generates fluids, and nourishes blood, making it suitable for people with general constitutions.
Codonopsis can help improve immunity, combat fatigue, and resist hypoxia. It has significant therapeutic effects for individuals with weak spleen and stomach or those experiencing general weakness and fatigue.
Dried longan is sweet in taste, warm in nature, and enters the heart and spleen meridians. It can benefit the heart and spleen, stimulate appetite and strengthen the spleen, nourish blood and calm the mind, replenish deficiencies and enhance intelligence, and strengthen yang and benefit qi.
Dried longan has a tonic effect and can aid in post-illness recuperation and for those with weak constitutions.
If preparing for young children, the milder Pseudostellaria root (Taizishen) can be used instead of Codonopsis.
Pseudostellaria root is sweet in taste, neutral in nature, and enters the spleen and lung meridians. It can generate fluids, benefit qi, strengthen the spleen, and improve conditions of qi and yin deficiency, spontaneous sweating, and thirst. Due to its very mild nature, Pseudostellaria root can replenish the vital energy of the spleen and lungs while also benefiting qi and strengthening the spleen, making it very suitable for children to drink.