When many people dry their throats and skin their lips on the fall and winter season, they hear that they can be relieved by water from the mackerel, but many may not know that the mackerel is not for everyone. It is a typical “vaginal medicine” that is effective only for the “drying” of a given body and is used wrongly to increase the burden on the body. As a commonly used chinese medicine included in the chinese pharmacy (-2020 edition), the efficacy of the bamboo, its application and taboos are clearly supported by chinese medicine theory and require scientific knowledge to avoid blind use。
The central role of bamboo: addressing the problem of “drying” of “gap deficiency”
To understand the role of the bamboo, it is necessary to understand the concept of “vagina” in chinese medicine. It can be understood as “moisture” liquids in the body, such as vaginas in the lungs that keep the respiratory tract wet, and vaginas in the stomach that help digestion and lubrication. The core function of the mackerel, which tastes like water, flat, in the lungs, in the stomach, is “silent and thirsty” and, in short, “drink” the body, but it is not “water” like white water, but “vaginary fluid” that can be absorbed by the lungs and stomach. Specifically, the role of the bamboo is concentrated on two indignities: the lungs, when the vagina in the lungs is short, there is a dry cough (which is often sticky and difficult to cough out), the throat is tickling, the sound of the sound, and even the blood of the nose, which is more common in long-lived throats or in the dry season of autumn and winter; and the stomach, when the pussy in the stomach is not enough, feels dry (especially when it is more visible after eating spicy food), a lack of appetite, pain in the stomach, and even dryness. In addition, while the fever is still dry, irritating, and dry throat pains at the end of the cold, the bamboo can be used to help with the relief, as it can be used to replete the body's vagina。
What's the chinese medicine? Why
When used alone, chinese medical bamboo is rarely used, and other chinese drugs are usually adapted to specific symptoms to make the effects more precise. For example, in cases of pulmonary insufficiency dry cough, bamboo and salsin are used together with lily — salsin enhances the effect of filling the pulmonary cavity, while lily is used to clear the heart of the lungs and to alleviate the anxiety of the cough; in cases of insufficiency of the stomach, the dryness and appetite are combined with wheat and tungsten, which is focused on supplementing the platinum, which improves the pain of the stomach; in the case of post-circle sore throat drying, which may be fitted with ash, oranges, asparagus is able to clear the remaining wind heat, oranges are able to swallow, and the biosynthesis of the bamboo is complementary. It is important to note, however, that these old-age programmes require professional physicians to adjust to the individual's physical identification, and that self-balancing may not only be ineffective but also disrupt the physical balance。
These two categories of people should refrain from taking bamboo, and three groups of people should be careful
The “momentation” character of the bamboo is both its virtues and its “mined area”, and the following two categories should be avoided: the first category consists of wetty-depressants, who are typically characterized by thick tongues (like a cream coat), swelling of stomachs, pooping of toiletes, swirling and thinning, as the sweetness of the bamboo makes it more difficult to remove the wet air from the body and increases the symptoms of abdominal swelling and stinging; the second category consists of spleen-eating persons, who are usually deformed, prone to diarrhea and uncomfortable eating cold foods, and the agitation of the bamboo increases the burden on the stomach, leading to more diarrhoea. In addition, there are three categories of people who need caution: pregnant women and nursing mothers who, although the bamboo itself is flat, are in a special condition during pregnancy and need to be consulted by a medical practitioner to confirm its applicability; diabetic patients who are thirsty, but who have a high sugar content in some of the bamboo products, such as the honey mackerel bamboo, and who need to choose to use it in accordance with medical instructions; and those who are taking other drugs, who may interact with some of the drugs, such as those affecting the effects of sugar or pressure relief drugs, who need to be informed in advance。
About the three common faults of the bamboo, stop stepping on the pit
Mistake 1: “the bamboo cures all coughs” - wrong! The bamboo works only for “crazy coughs”, that is, dry coughs with less sips and dry throats, and if it is cold coughs (e. G. Cold, clear aldicarb, thin coughs) or wet coughs (e. G. Sticky) it can exacerbate symptoms, such as those who take them with cold coughs, which may cause coughs to persist. Mistake 2: "the more expensive the bamboo, the better the wilder than the growing." - wrong! The chinese pharmacy clearly sets out the quality standards of the bamboo, so long as there is no difference in its effectiveness from that of wild bamboo, which meets the standards of the pharmacy, and which may be unstable because of its growing environment, there is a risk that pesticide residues or heavy metals will exceed the standard. Zone 3: "the bamboo can drink every day, feed" - wrong! The bamboo is a chinese medicine and is not a daily drink, and even for the right person, it can only be used for a short period of time when there are symptoms of “drying”, and long-term consumption can cause spleen arrhythmia and problems such as appetite and slime. It is generally recommended that the continuous drinking take not more than seven days and ceases when the symptoms are cured (specifically, on medical advice)。
Use the two scenes of the bamboo correctly, simple and safe
If there are symptoms of the use of bamboo, the following two scenarios are relatively safe: scene 1: worker's throat is tickling - this method is not recommended if the cold is still accompanied by fever. It is particularly important to recall that the above-mentioned methods are used only as a means of daily relief and cannot be used as a substitute for medicines, and that if the symptoms persist for more than three days or are aggravated, such as the condition of cough turning to cough and the difficulty of drying to swallowing, it is important that access to regular health facilities be done in a timely manner and that no need to rely on bamboo to delay the situation。
While it is true that bamboo, as a traditional pharmacist, can help to alleviate “drying” in certain circumstances, it is not a “grateful larynx” nor is it a nutrient that can be eaten by everyone. At the heart of the chinese medicine is “demonstration” — it is an effective and safe way to find out whether the body and symptoms are suitable and then used under professional guidance. It should be borne in mind that no chinese medicine is a substitute for regular medical care and that medical doctors should be consulted as a matter of priority in cases where there is an irregular physical appearance。
