Buckwheat: A Natural Remedy for Summer Bitterness and Digestive Health

December 4, 2023

"Compendium of Materia Medica" records that buckwheat has the function of "strengthening the digestive system, replenishing energy, and sustaining vitality." Buckwheat contains a large amount of rutin, fiber, selenium, and vitamins, which not only suitable for preventing and treating conditions such as hyperlipidemia, hypertension, and diabetes but also for preventing obesity, digesting fats, and maintaining normal cardiovascular function. During the three dog days, due to the rising temperature, many people may experience "summer bitterness" with decreased appetite, loss of interest in eating, significantly reduced food intake compared to other seasons, as well as fatigue, tiredness, low energy, low work efficiency, and weight loss. Buckwheat can promote digestion and increase appetite, making it particularly suitable for those with poor appetite during "summer bitterness." In addition, buckwheat is also known as "intestinal cleansing grass" due to its excellent effect on promoting bowel movements. It is also very beneficial for women who want to achieve weight loss. However, it is important to note that although buckwheat is good, it has a cooling nature and should not be eaten in large quantities at once. It is not suitable for people with weak spleen and stomach, poor digestion, frequent diarrhea, and sensitive constitution.

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