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OK. However, eating schisandra chinensis directly is more sour and does not taste good when eaten, so it is generally not recommended to eat schisandra directly. In particular, fresh Schizandra has a sour taste and a large amount, making it difficult to accept when eaten directly.
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It can be eaten directly, which can play a role in reducing fire, and it can also reduce swelling and diuretic, which is good for the body.
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It can be eaten directly, there is no problem with eating this thing directly, and it is of great help to the body. So eat with confidence.
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Schisandra chinensis can be eaten directly, but because it tastes sour and does not taste good when eaten raw, it is generally not recommended to eat schisandra directly. In particular, fresh schisandra has a sour taste.
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It can be eaten as is, but it is generally not recommended to eat it directly. Schisandra chinensis is sweet and sour, warm in nature, has the effect of astringent and astringent, invigorating qi and rejuvenating the body, tonifying the kidney and calming the heart, and is often used for long-term cough and asthma, long-term diarrhea, self-perspiration and night sweats, and thirst and other symptoms, it has no obvious toxicity, so it can be eaten directly.
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It can be eaten directly, this herb does not have any harm to the body, and it can be eaten directly, but it is best to soak it in water and drink it.
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Schisandra is best used to make tea, wine, porridge, soup, etc. For example:
Preparation of Schizandra Tea:
1. Remove the branches and leaves of Schisandra chinensis.
2. Wash the schisandra and soak it in water for five minutes.
3. Put it in a pottery or clay pot with water.
4. After boiling over high heat, turn to low heat and cook for about 30 minutes, slowly remove the foam 5, and filter the five pulp with a tea strainer.
6. Wash and peel the pears and press them into flowers with molds.
7. If the tea to be boiled is not hot, add honey and mix well.
Schisandra chinensis is sweet and sour, warm, has the effect of astringency and astringency, invigorating qi and rejuvenating the body, tonifying the kidney and calming the heart, often used for long-term cough and asthma, long-term diarrhea, self-perspiration and night sweats, thirst and other symptoms, it is not obviously toxic, usually it is not recommended to eat directly.
There are several reasons for this:
Reason 1: "New Revision of Materia Medica" contains "five flavors of skin and flesh sweet and sour, hard in the core, all have a salty taste", so it has the name of Schisandra chinensis, which tastes sweet and sour, and its taste is not acceptable to everyone.
Reason 2: Schisandra chinensis can tonify the five organs, especially the kidney, has a certain tonic effect, chew directly, its medicinal effect is more difficult to be absorbed by the stomach and intestines, generally speaking, after the decoction is boiled, its drug ingredients are easier to be precipitated, easier to be absorbed by the human body, and the effect will be faster.
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Schisandra chinensis can be eaten directly, but it is not recommended to eat it directly, because the taste of schisandra chinensis is relatively sour when eaten raw, and the taste is not good to eat, especially the fresh schisandra, the dosage is also relatively large, and it is more difficult to accept, it is best to eat the schisandra after processing, so that the effect of schisandra can be better played.
Schisandra chinensis is a medicinal plant, which can be decocted together with other traditional Chinese medicines, or soaked in water separately with wolfberry to drink, which is good for vision and hearing, and can also regulate insomnia, night sweats, weakness in limbs, cough and so on caused by kidney deficiency.
Schisandra is eaten directly.
Schisandra chinensis can be eaten directly, but it is not recommended to eat it directly, because the taste of schisandra chinensis is relatively sour when eaten raw, and the taste is not good to eat, especially the fresh schisandra, the dosage is also relatively large, it is more difficult to accept it directly, it is best to eat it after concocting it, so that the effect of schisandra can be better played.
The efficacy and role of Schisandra chinensis.
Schisandra chinensis is a common medicinal material, containing a variety of ingredients, including citric acid, fatty oils, sugars, vitamin C, etc., and the taste is sour, mild, with the effect of peace of mind and calming the nerves, invigorating qi and rejuvenating the core grinding coarse, can ** cough, asthma, night sweats, palpitations, insomnia and other pathologies.
Schisandra is contraindicated.
Schisandra chinensis is toxic, although it is not very toxic, but eating it in large quantities will cause poisoning, and the toxicity of schisandra will cause the respiratory center to become excited, which will lead to an increase in respiratory rate and amplitude, and you Xiao may also have stomach reflux and a decrease in blood pressure, so you should be cautious when eating schisandra.
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1 Yes. Schisandra tea not only has a very high medicinal value, but also has a small amount of toxicity, but as long as there are no symptoms of allergies and discomfort, there is no problem in drinking Schisandra tea for a long time. However, it is best to eat in moderation, and don't eat it when your body recovers.
2 Yes. There is no functional difference between fresh and sun-dried schisandra, and both can be eaten. The amount of fresh schisandra is larger than that of sun-dried schisandra, and fresh schisandra is easy to spoil, so pharmacies use sun-dried.
3. The dosage of schisandra chinensis into honey is 15-30 grams of Xunshan each time, three times a day, put it in warm boiled water or cold water, and it can also be eaten directly, which plays a role in beauty, health care and intestinal moisturizing.
100 grams of Schisandra chinensis decoction tea in water, drink frequently, 1 dose per day. Calm the nerves, regulate the liver and kidneys, treat menopausal syndrome, restless sleep, troubled dreams, irritability and forgetfulness and other symptoms, generally take it for about 15 days to be effective, can be taken for 30-60 days.
Decoction 500 grams of schisandra and 500 grams of longan meat with water for 1 hour each time, combine the decoction of the two times, remove the slag, add 500 grams of honey, boil into a paste over low heat, 1 tablespoon each time, 2 3 times a day. It can treat lack of qi and blood, insomnia, dreams, dizziness and palpitations.
Schisandra porridge is made by simmering rice and schisandra together. Schisandra chinensis can nourish the liver and kidneys, rice has the effect of protecting the liver and stomach, and eating after drinking can reduce the damage to the liver caused by a large amount of alcohol.
After stir-frying 3 5 grams of schisandra chinensis until slightly charred, brew it with an appropriate amount of green tea and honey in boiling water for 5 minutes to make schisandra tea.
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1. Because Schisandra chinensis is warm in nature, it can be astringent and antiperspirant, when the human body is sick and the evil is not resolved, there is real heat inside, cough at the beginning, measles at the beginning, etc., it is not suitable to use Schisandra, otherwise its acid harvesting effect is easy to close the door and stay behind, which is not conducive to encouraging evil spirits to go out, but leads to evil qi in the body and hinders the body.
Schisandra chinensis has a sour flavor and can increase stomach acid after taking it, so it is not recommended for people with excessive stomach acid to take it without medical advice or prescription. If the dosage of Schisandra chinensis is too large, patients with oral crude drugs of more than 12-18g may experience epigastric discomfort, loss of appetite, acid reflux, stomach burning, hiccuping, bowel sounds and other uncomfortable reactions.
Schisandra chinensis is mainly acid, which is a drug for acid to adopt yin, but patients with phlegm and dampness will converge the phlegm and dampness back, which can help phlegm and dampness and aggravate the symptoms, so patients with phlegm and dampness should not take Schisandra chinensis.
Schisandra chinensis can astringent and antidiarrheal, which is suitable for people with diarrhea, but for people with more serious constipation, it is not suitable to take schisandra, which may aggravate constipation.
2The seeds in Schisandra can be eaten, but there is no need to eat them.
The seeds of Schisandra chinensis are not toxic, but they have no special medicinal properties. It's okay to eat it if you want to, but the seeds of Schisandra are spicy, bitter, and have a bad taste, so it will be more uncomfortable to eat in the mouth if chewed, and there is no special effect, so it is recommended not to eat them.
3. Insomnia patients use schisandra to soak in water and drink a certain auxiliary effect.
From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, Schisandra chinensis is sour, sweet, warm, and has the effects of astringency and astringency, invigorating qi and rejuvenating the body, tonifying the kidney and calming the heart.
From the perspective of Western medicine, the active ingredients in Schisandra chinensis can inhibit the central nervous system to a certain extent and play a certain stabilizing role, so Schisandra chinensis can help improve sleep and assist insomnia symptoms.
4. Soak schisandra in water and put 15-20 grains at a time.
Schisandra schisandra soaked in water to drink, generally used for health care, the recommended dosage is in grams, about 15-20 capsules, it can quietly bend to a certain lung cough, shengjin sweating, astringent essence antidiarrheal effect. The recommended dosage of Schisandra chinensis in medicine is grams, and the dosage should not exceed 6 grams when soaking in water (6 grams is about 60-90 capsules).
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1. As a drug, the daily dosage of Schisandra chinensis is about 2-6 grams, and excessive dosage may cause stomach burning, hiccups, acid reflux, nausea and other discomforts, inducing a series of gastrointestinal discomforts.
For most people, Schisandra chinensis does not cause allergies, but a small number of people have allergic reactions to Schisandra chinensis, and may experience fever, headache, nausea and other uncomfortable symptoms after consumption, inducing or aggravating the condition.
Schisandra chinensis has a sour taste, and it has a strong effect of astringency in the lungs, and is good at coughing for a long time and coughing deficiency; The first method of coughing should be based on diverging and dispelling evil, and the first person with cough will take Schisandra chinensis to bind the evil qi in the body, resulting in cough, headache and other external symptoms.
2. It is not recommended to eat it every day.
As a kind of Chinese herbal medicine, although there is no obvious poison, but it has certain medicinal properties, coupled with its mild nature, excessive consumption every day may increase the burden on the human stomach, resulting in allergies or adverse reactions such as stomach burning, nausea and vomiting, fever and headache, etc., causing harm to human health, so it is generally not recommended to eat Schisandra chinensis every day.
Tips: If Schisandra chinensis is used as medicine, then you need to use it under the doctor's instructions, and do not take it without permission to avoid posing a threat to your health.
3. Generally, the daily dosage is 2-6 grams, and the specific dosage is carried out according to the doctor's instructions.
As a kind of Chinese herbal medicine, Schisandra chinensis has a certain effect of tonifying the kidney and calming the heart, nourishing yin and solidifying essence, etc., and is often used in life for a long time, deficiency and asthma, diarrhea, self-sweating and night sweats, thirst for wounds, internal heat and thirst, palpitations and insomnia and other symptoms, how much to eat a day needs to be eaten according to the doctor's guidance, and it needs to be combined with their own conditions.
Normally, the daily dosage of Schisandra chinensis is about 2-6 grams, if you generally take more than 13-18 grams, you can bend the gear to cause stomach burning, hiccups, acid reflux, nausea and other discomforts, thus posing a threat to human health.
4. Generally, I don't eat it.
Schisandra chinensis has fruit seeds, generally when eating schisandra chinensis, it is soaked in water or decoction, few people go back to chew schisandra, generally eat only the pulp of schisandra, fruit seeds are generally rarely eaten.
According to the research, it is found that the seeds of Schisandra chinensis do not have obvious medicinal value, but contain certain fats, aromatic oils and other components, which are more suitable for industrial use.
The medicinal properties of Schisandra do have acid.
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Clinical application of traditional Chinese medicine:
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