Multifunctional Goji Berry
Goji berry tea is one of the most common health-preserving teas. In traditional Chinese medicine, it is considered a Chinese herbal medicine that nourishes the liver and kidneys, strengthens the kidneys, and has effects such as clearing heat and detoxifying, and enhancing immunity. "Compendium of Materia Medica" records that goji berries clear heat and detoxify, nourish the liver and kidneys, and replenish kidney qi. In the "I Ching", goji berries are considered to nourish the liver and kidneys, enhance their function, help the circulation of qi and blood in the body, and promote metabolism. Modern scientific research shows that goji berries contain a large amount of vitamins, minerals, various essential amino acids, and trace elements, which can help the circulation of qi and blood in the body, promote metabolism, and improve immunity; some studies have even confirmed that goji berries can significantly improve dry eyes.
Goji berries enter the liver meridian and, like spring, belong to wood in the Five Elements theory, making them very suitable for consumption in spring. Goji berry tea can not only help boost spirits but also help prevent diseases and nourish the body. When combined with different ingredients, goji berries can exert different functions, complementing each other:
‧ Goji berries with chrysanthemum: can clear the liver and brighten the eyes, relieve eye fatigue, and improve blurred vision caused by insufficient liver blood and kidney yin deficiency.
‧ Goji berries with longan: have a calming effect and help with sleep.
‧ Goji berries with red dates: can replenish qi and blood, especially beneficial for women's post-menstrual recuperation.
‧ Goji berries with Chinese yam: can maintain the health of the liver and kidneys, nourish yin and produce fluids, and strengthen the kidneys and essence.
‧ Goji berries with rose: can enhance immunity and delay aging.
Note: Goji berries have nourishing properties and are not suitable for those with colds, qi stagnation with excessive phlegm, or diarrhea.
Goji berries enter the liver meridian and, like spring, belong to wood in the Five Elements theory, making them very suitable for consumption in spring. Goji berry tea can not only help boost spirits but also help prevent diseases and nourish the body. When combined with different ingredients, goji berries can exert different functions, complementing each other:
‧ Goji berries with chrysanthemum: can clear the liver and brighten the eyes, relieve eye fatigue, and improve blurred vision caused by insufficient liver blood and kidney yin deficiency.
‧ Goji berries with longan: have a calming effect and help with sleep.
‧ Goji berries with red dates: can replenish qi and blood, especially beneficial for women's post-menstrual recuperation.
‧ Goji berries with Chinese yam: can maintain the health of the liver and kidneys, nourish yin and produce fluids, and strengthen the kidneys and essence.
‧ Goji berries with rose: can enhance immunity and delay aging.
Note: Goji berries have nourishing properties and are not suitable for those with colds, qi stagnation with excessive phlegm, or diarrhea.