Chinese MedicineDecoctions 1. Onset Time 1. According to the medicinal properties: (1) Tonifying herbs and purgatives should be taken on an empty stomach; (2) Sedative and sleep-aiding herbs should be taken before bedtime; (3) Herbs that irritate the gastrointestinal tract should be taken after meals. 2. According to the nature of the disease: (1) For … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine DecoctionsThere are nuances to taking medicineTo be prepared for unforeseen circumstances The methods for taking decoctions include aspects such as the temperature of the medicine, dosage, timing, and dietary restrictions while taking the medicine. 01 Temperature of the Medicine 01 Warm Administration: Generally, decoctions should be taken warm, especially those that may … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) decoctions are characterized by their simplicity, convenience, effectiveness, and affordability. The correct method of taking these decoctions can yield significant benefits. Below are the methods for taking decoctions: 1. Method of Taking1. Warm intake: After preparing the decoction, allow it to cool to 30~37℃ before taking. This method is suitable for … Read more
Decoctions, as one of the most widely used forms of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), require accurate differentiation of syndromes, precise administration of herbs, and appropriate preparation methods. When taking decoctions, one should also consider the functions of the formulas and the characteristics of the dosage forms to achieve the best therapeutic effects. 1. Frequency of … Read more