What kind of tea can be soaked with Astragalus

Astragalus is a very common Chinese medicinal material in life. Although it is very common, few people understand and know it. Because Astragalus can be matched with many medicinal materials in daily life, people often only pay attention to the matched medicinal materials, but forget the main medicinal effects of the Astragalus itself. Astragalus can be used to make tea, or it can be matched with wolfberry and red dates. It has the effects of beautifying the skin, strengthening the body, and promoting digestion, which is very good for the body.

Main Benefits

Wolfberry : Maintains the liver, promotes blood circulation, improves eyesight, is a diuretic, aids digestion, nourishes yin and moistens the lungs. Astragalus: It has a sweet taste and can replenish qi, promote blood circulation, nourish the skin, moisturize the skin, strengthen the body, and accelerate sugar metabolism and fat decomposition. Red dates: replenish qi, promote blood circulation, and maintain the heart.

Astragalus, red dates and wolfberry tea is suitable for patients with spontaneous sweating due to physical weakness, and can also beautify and nourish the skin.

Method 1

Ingredients : red dates (pitted ones are more convenient), wolfberry, rock sugar

practice :

1) Wash the red dates and wolfberries separately and soak them briefly.

2) Put the soaked red dates and wolfberries into a blender and add appropriate amount of water to make red dates and wolfberries mixed juice.

3) Use a strainer to filter out the pulp.

4) Add rock sugar to the red dates and wolfberry juice, heat and boil it before drinking.

Method 2

Ingredients : a handful of wolfberries and 5-6 red dates.

modulation :

1) Put all ingredients together, bring to a boil, simmer for 5 minutes, then turn on the heat and bring to a boil.

2) Add a little rock sugar before serving.

3) Stir quickly and evenly.

Astragalus

Astragalus, also known as Astragalus membranaceus. Perennial herb, 50-100 cm tall. The taproot is thick, woody, often branched, and grayish white. The stem is erect, branched at the top, with fine ridges and covered with white soft hairs. It is produced in Inner Mongolia, Shanxi, Gansu, Heilongjiang and other places. The medicinal use of Astragalus has a history of more than 2,000 years. It has the effects of enhancing the body's immune function, protecting the liver, diuresis, anti-aging, anti-stress, lowering blood pressure and a wide range of antibacterial effects. However, it should not be taken in patients with symptoms such as excessive external evil, stagnation of qi and dampness, stagnant food, severe heat and toxicity in the early stage of carbuncle or after ulceration, as well as those with yin deficiency and yang hyperactivity. Produced in Northeast China, North China and Northwest China. It grows at the edge of forests, in thickets or under sparse woods, and is also found in hillside grasslands or meadows. It is cultivated throughout the country and is one of the commonly used Chinese medicinal materials. Distributed in the former Soviet Union.