White ginseng is a kind of Chinese medicinal material made from wild ginseng after processing. Whether it is sugar ginseng or white ginseng, they are all collectively called white ginseng. Eating white ginseng can replenish vital energy, promote salivation and quench thirst. The main contents are as follows: 1What are the benefits of eating white ginseng for women The key of white ginseng is to replenish the body's vitality and enhance resistance. Proper consumption can improve the functions of the internal organs, enhance the ability to resist diseases, etc., especially it has great benefits for the physiological functions of the spleen and lungs. Generally, it is recommended for people with spleen deficiency, dampness, and weak excrement. For women, eating white ginseng can replenish qi and blood, and nourish the spleen and kidneys. However, white ginseng has a relatively mild nature and is easy to cause internal heat after eating. It is not recommended to make tea directly for consumption, but it can be made into medicinal wine for consumption. It is best to determine the amount of intake based on your own situation or follow the doctor's advice. 2The role and efficacy of white ginseng The most important function of white ginseng is to replenish qi and blood, and it is especially suitable for situations where the original energy is overdrawn. If you are often pale, have a restless heart, and are prone to yin deficiency and internal heat, you can try eating some white ginseng to replenish your energy. White ginseng can also have the effect of promoting the production of body fluids and quenching thirst. Whether it is a fever or insufficient qi and yin caused by internal fire, the effect of promoting the production of body fluids and quenching thirst can be achieved by taking white ginseng. White ginseng can also calm the nerves and help you sleep. If you suffer from restlessness, insomnia, memory loss and other symptoms caused by deficiency of qi and blood, you can use white ginseng to assist in treatment. How to eat white ginseng 1. Grind into powder. Grind the white ginseng into fine powder and swallow it daily. The amount used depends on your physical fitness, generally 2 grams each time. 2. Cooking: White ginseng often has a certain bitter taste when consumed. If you cook white ginseng with lean pork, chicken, fish, etc., you can remove the bitter taste and nourish your body. 3. Steaming: Cut the white ginseng into 2 cm slices, put them into a tea bowl, fill it with oil and water, seal the bowl, place it in a pot and steam it for about 30 minutes (it can also be steamed for a longer time) before serving. 4. Make tea: Cut the white ginseng into slices, put them in a bowl or cup, mix with boiling water, cover and simmer for 5 minutes before drinking. 5. Cook porridge: Cut the white ginseng into thin slices and add a small amount of tonic to the porridge for breakfast. 6. Chewing: Cut the white ginseng into thin slices, take 2 to 3 slices and hold them in your mouth and chew them slowly. It can quench your thirst and refresh your mind. It is mild and refreshing, and is a very simple way to take it. 7. Soak in medicinal wine: Cut the whole white ginseng into slices, put them into a bottle, and soak them with 50-60% pure grain wine. Take it every day as needed. |
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