Huangqi and Red Date Tea: A Natural Remedy for Women's Health

Huangqi and Red Date Tea

Introduction to Huangqi and Red Date Tea:

Huangqi and Red Date Tea is a tea made from Huangqi (Astragalus membranaceus) and red dates. It is suitable for women who want to lose weight, as it can effectively eliminate toxins from the body. It also has beauty and anti-aging benefits, and red dates are known for their nourishing properties for women.

Benefits of Huangqi and Red Date Tea

Huangqi is rich in lecithin and protein. Red dates can nourish the body and regulate endocrine function, promoting the development of secondary sexual characteristics. Goji berries contain a variety of nutrients such as carotenoids, vitamins, essential amino acids, crude fat, phosphorus, iron, and more.

Huangqi, also known as Astragalus, refers to a group of plants and medicinal herbs.

The plant Huangqi is found in Inner Mongolia, Shanxi, Gansu, Heilongjiang, and other regions, and is a nationally protected plant. The medicinal herb Huangqi refers to the roots of Mongolian Astragalus and membranous Astragalus, which have the effects of tonifying qi, promoting diuresis, reducing swelling, expelling toxins, and promoting skin regeneration.

Huangqi has been used in Chinese medicine for over 2,000 years. Modern research has shown that Huangqi contains saponins, sucrose, polysaccharides, various amino acids, folic acid, selenium, zinc, copper, and other trace elements. It has the functions of enhancing immune function, protecting the liver, diuresis, anti-aging, anti-stress, lowering blood pressure, and a wide range of antibacterial effects.

As the weather gets colder, some people with weaker constitution and fear of cold are already bundled up like dumplings. Fear of cold is related to insufficient yang qi and deficiency of qi and blood. When the qi and blood are sufficient, energy is sufficient as well. Not only will one not feel cold, but the complexion will also become naturally rosy and glowing, and spots and scars will easily disappear.

Symptoms of deficiency of qi and blood include dizziness, blurred vision, aversion to cold, cold hands and feet, easy fatigue or lack of strength, irregular menstruation, low blood pressure, etc. The commonly used herbal formulas for regulating qi and blood include Ba Zhen Tang, Si Wu Tang, Shi Quan Da Bu Tang, and Dang Gui Bu Xue Tang. The dosage and emphasis vary depending on the individual's constitution. This Huangqi and Red Date Tea is a simple and convenient way to tonify both qi and blood. It only contains two ingredients: Huangqi and red dates. The dosage is also for maintenance purposes and is suitable for long-term consumption in winter. It is recommended to drink for half a month and then take a break for half a month, preferably based on individual constitution.

Precautions

1. Huangqi should not be taken by those with excess pathogenic factors, qi stagnation and dampness, food stagnation, early stage of abscess or heat toxicity, as well as those with yin deficiency and yang hyperactivity.

2. Eating too many red dates can cause bloating, so it is not suitable for people with heavy dampness and heat with yellow tongue coating.

3. It is not suitable for people with excessive sweating caused by a cold.

Usage

Brew it as a tea and drink 1-2 times a day, at any time.