Can I eat tsipam during menstruation?

Dendrobium officinale is a precious Chinese herbal medicine. The pure Dendrobium officinale is processed through a special processing technology to obtain Dendrobium officinale. The price of Dendrobium officinale is very high, and the efficacy and function are also very high. Due to its low self-reproduction ability, the number of Dendrobium officinale is very small, and it is a national rare plant. So, can I eat Tiepi Fengdou during menstruation? Does it have any effect?

The dried slices of Dendrobium after processing are called Tiepi Fengdou, and its medicinal components are mainly sugar, candidum alkaloids and total carbohydrates. It can enhance the body's immune ability, improve memory, replenish the five internal organs, delay aging, inhibit tumors, improve diabetes symptoms, resist oxygen deficiency, and have significant effects on radiotherapy and chemotherapy, as well as nightlife, excessive drinking and smoking.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that Yin Jin is the material condition for the body's life activities. It has the function of nourishing the body's internal organs, brain and bones, inhibiting the movement of Yang, and maintaining normal development and reproductive activities. If the body does not have enough yin, symptoms such as lack of energy, dull complexion, dry eyes, sluggishness, sore waist and legs, dizziness, weakness in limbs, dry mouth and thirst, sore throat, and constipation will appear. Tiepi Fengzhu is an important medicine for nourishing yin. Taking Tiepi Fengzhu can solve the problem of insufficient yin in the body from the source.

The medicinal components of Dendrobium officinale are mainly the sugar content, dendrobium officinale and total carbohydrates, while Poria cocos has sweet, mild and cold effects, and enters the stomach and spleen meridians. It has the functions of benefiting the stomach, promoting fluid production and quenching thirst, nourishing yin and clearing away heat. It has important effects on yin damage and fluid deficiency, dry mouth and tongue, thirst and loss of appetite, food stagnation and nausea, virtual fire after illness, and blurred vision. For women with irregular menstruation, it has a lot of good regulating effects. You can eat it when you have your period, but you must pay attention to taking it in moderation and not taking it casually. It will not have any adverse effects.