Drink mung bean porridge, lotus leaf winter melon tea, summer mulberry chrysanthemum, etc. has the effect of clearing heat and removing fire.
Hot weather is easy to sweat a lot easy to consume gas and hurt yin. Prolonged external heat, there may be evil if the body stays, easy to cause fire. When on fire, there may be swollen and painful gums, dry mouth and tongue, yellow and red urine, irritability and other symptoms. In severe cases, it may cause heat stroke. When the weather is hot, you can drink some mung bean porridge, lotus leaf winter melon tea, summerberry chrysanthemum granules, etc., which have the effect of clearing heat and removing fire.
1. mung bean porridge: made of mung bean, round-grained rice and rock sugar, it can clear heat and detoxify, relieve heatstroke and diuretic, and is suitable for sweating and thirst caused by summer heat.
2. Lotus leaf and winter melon soup: boiled with fresh lotus leaf, fresh winter melon and salt, it has the health effect of diuretic and removing dampness, clearing heat and dispelling summer heat. It is suitable for dampness and warmth disease (warm disease caused by feeling dampness and heat), dizziness caused by summer dampness, dysuria, etc. It can be consumed by common people who feel summer dampness.
3. Xia Sang Ju Granules: composed of Xia Ku Cao, Mulberry leaf and wild chrysanthemum, it has the effects of clearing the liver and improving eyesight, removing dampness and paralysis, relieving sores, and dispersing wind and heat. Xia Sang Ju Granules can be used for wind-heat cold, dizziness and tinnitus, red eyes and headache, boils and sore throat, and can be used as refreshing drink.
The adverse reactions and contraindications of this product are not clear, pay attention to avoid smoking, alcohol and spicy, cold, greasy food.
Attention needs to be Xia Sangju granules to be taken under the guidance of the physician’s conditioning, dietary therapy does not have the same therapeutic effect as drugs. Do not use private medication to avoid causing damage to the organism.