The medicinal value of Forsythia is very high, and it has a relieving and inhibiting effect on many diseases, especially in terms of clearing heat and detoxification. It can be used to treat acne caused by internal heat, and relieve throat swelling and pain. Let's take a look at the usage of Forsythia below!
Forsythia and Radish Soup
Ingredients: 100g white radish, 10g Forsythia, 5g Ligustrum lucidum.
Method: First boil Forsythia and Ligustrum lucidum. After obtaining the juice, bring it to a boil and add the sliced white radish. Wait for it to cool down before consuming.
Forsythia Tea
Ingredients: 5g Forsythia, 3g Honeysuckle, 3g Chrysanthemum flower.
Method: Crush Forsythia and Honeysuckle, mix well with Chrysanthemum flower, and make it into a tea bag. Add hot water and let it steep before drinking.
Forsythia is a cold-natured herb, and it is a medicinal herb for clearing heat and detoxification. It has certain therapeutic effects on people with body heat, excessive internal heat, and acne on the face.
Precautions
The main function of Forsythia is to treat wind-heat colds. It has great effects on symptoms such as throat swelling and pain, and spleen-stomach deficiency heat. Forsythia has a slightly bitter taste and has great medicinal value for clearing heat and detoxification.
Forsythia can be refined into pills with various drugs such as Astragalus, which can treat abscesses. It can also be decocted with other Chinese herbs like Clove in water, suitable for adults and children.
However, it is important to note that people with excessive coldness should not take Forsythia in their daily lives.
In addition, if you have symptoms of spleen-stomach deficiency and coldness, it is also better not to take Forsythia. Furthermore, people with abscesses and ulcers should not take Forsythia casually.
