Flavouring as interior-warming herbs
Flavouring herbs such as dry ginger, cinnamon bark, pepper, pricklyash peel, fennel and cloves are also used as medicines as they possess great curative effects...
Category: Improving Blood Circulation
Indian Bread (Poria) as a Diuretic Herb
Poria has always been regarded as a nourishing food well-liked by people. It is said that poria pastry used to be old Empress Dowager Ci Xi’s favourite snack. D...
Acanthopanax Bark as an Antirheumatic Herb
Acanthopanax bark medicinal wine helps to relax tendons, promote blood circulation and expel wind-dampness. Prolonged consumption promotes longevity. There is a...
Treating Rheumatism
Like other serious illnesses, rheumatism is plagued with many symptoms. These include fever, ache and pain in the joints, muscular weakness and pain, and in mor...
Four Herbs Pork Rib Soup
Effects Strengthens the spleen and removes dampness, arrests diarrhoea and heavy vaginal discharge. It is recommended for those with frequent night urination, a...
Euryale and Walnut Congee
Effects Nourishes the spleen and kidneys and replenishes semen. It is recommended for those suffering from memory loss associated with deficiency of the spleen ...
Egg Soup with Lotus Seed
Effects Nourishes the heart, calms and stabilises the mind. It is recommended for those who suffer from insomnia or interrupted sleep resulting in irritation. I...
Lotus Seed and Longan Soup
Effects Nourishes the blood and moisturises the kidneys. Increases metabolism, moisturises the skin, reduces facial wrinkles and adds lustre to the complexion. ...
Cornelian Beef Soup
Effects Nourishes qi and strengthens the kidneys. It is recommended for those with poor immunity, aches and numbness in the waist and thigh regions, and nocturi...
Nutmeg Congee
Effects Acts as an appetiser, reduces indigestion, and warms the stomach and qi at the lower abdomen. It is recommended for those who suffer from pain in the ab...