Traditional Chinese herbal decoctions have been passed down since ancient times, originating from the miraculous formulas of Yi Yin during the Shang Dynasty, and continue to be popular worldwide. Did you know? Making these magical decoctions is not as simple as just soaking the herbs; it requires attention to the choice of pot, water, heat, … Read more
The famous physician of the Qing Dynasty, Xu Lingtai, said: “The effectiveness of a treatment depends not only on whether the prescription is appropriate for the disease, but also on the method of taking the medicine. If the method is incorrect, it may not only be ineffective but also harmful; this is something that must … Read more
Click the blue text above to follow for more exciting content 1. General Preparation Methods for Decoctions 1. Process: Soaking → Boiling → Filtering → Consuming 2. Cooking Utensils: It is advisable to use a clay pot, ceramic products, or stainless steel pots; avoid using iron pots or other metal products for boiling. 3. Soaking … Read more
In recent years, with the growing pursuit of health and natural therapies, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) decoctions have become increasingly popular in both domestic and international markets. TCM decoctions, also known as soup medicines, are liquid medicines obtained by boiling herbal materials in a container of water and removing the dregs, making them one of … Read more
Friends who often consume Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) may have noticed that sometimes the medicine prescribed by doctors is a decoction, sometimes it is small pills, and at other times it is a dark, shiny paste. Faced with the various forms of TCM, confused patients can only crudely refer to them as “Chinese medicine,” while … Read more
Have you ever experienced discomfort in your stomach after consuming cold drinks or spicy food, with symptoms such as stomach bloating, stomach pain, diarrhea, belching, and acid reflux? You might think this is due to eating something too cold or too hot, but in fact, it could be because both cold and heat pathogens are … Read more