Maitong can be boiled with ginger and jujube. Maitong, sweet and slightly bitter in flavor, slightly cold in nature, mainly enters the heart, lung and stomach meridians. It has the effects of nourishing yin and moisturizing the lungs (nourishing the lungs by replenishing the lung fluid), benefiting the stomach and generating fluids (nourishing the stomach by replenishing the fluids in the stomach), and clearing the heart and removing vexation (clearing the vexation and heat in the heart), and it can be used to treat a dry cough due to insufficient yin in the lungs as well as thirst due to insufficient yin (insufficient yin fluids in the stomach). Ginger, pungent in flavor and slightly warm in nature, enters the lung, spleen and stomach meridians. It is effective in resolving phlegm and relieving cough, relieving cold (removing cold from the surface of the muscles), warming the spleen and stopping vomiting (treating vomiting caused by stomach cold by warming the spleen and stomach), etc. It can be used to treat wind-cold colds and colds in the spleen and stomach. It can be used to treat wind-cold and cold, as well as cold in the spleen and stomach. It is not recommended to be taken for cases of internal heat and actual heat. Jujube, sweet in flavor and warm in nature, enters the spleen, stomach and heart meridians. It has the effects of tonifying the middle Jiao (treating Qi deficiency by tonifying the spleen), nourishing the blood and calming the mind (stabilizing the mind and soothing the emotions by nourishing the blood), and can be used to treat weakness and loose stools caused by spleen deficiency. It should not be used by those with dampness, phlegm, stagnation, tooth disease or worms. There is no contraindication between the three, so they can be boiled together. However, the effect of the three boiled water is limited and cannot be equated with the therapeutic effect of the drug, and should not be consumed for a long period of time. It is recommended that the use of drugs under the diagnosis of a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, do not use drugs at random, so as not to cause adverse consequences.