When it comes to hepatitis, many people think of chinese medicine such as woodwood and fragrance, but do not know of a strange fruit - the buddha's hand - which is called the “natural liver propulator”. It can be eaten as fruit, dried up and drugged, tasted in a way that does not hurt people, and is particularly suited to the stressful and emotional hepatitism of modern people. Today, in plain language, show us how the buddha's “baby power” — why it's good for the liver, for what crowds, how to eat it — helps you manage your emotions and temperately。
First, let's get this straight: why would a buddhist be able to “bride + stomach”? The core's on the air conditioning machine
The buddha's hand is also known as the buddha's hand, which is known for the fissure of the skin as its fingers and as a buddha's hand, as a fruit and medicine. Qing dynasty's "renewed weed" makes it clear that it's "rehabilitating the liver, and gastric aroma" behind it is the wisdom of chinese medicine's "hepatic spleen homogeneity":
- the liver is excreted and emotionally dependent on it: the chinese doctor considers the liver to be the body's “gas dispatcher”, who is responsible for the agitation and the movement of the blood. (a) the stressful, late-nightly and angry nature of the modern people makes it easy to “block” the liver — like the paralysis of traffic, depression or irritation, which also causes discomfort in the chest, rib pain, etc.
- hepatic dysentery must have a spleen: hepatic, spleen and spleen. The chinese doctor speaks of “hepatic chords”. For example, lack of appetite, lack of food, high stress and indigestion are all manifestations of liver “bullying”
- the buddha's hand is a “two-way-twisted, acidic, warmer, liver and spleen, which both contribute to the flavour of the liver and the “constriction” of the liver and relieves emotional depression; it is also sour, warm and wet, restores digestive function to the spleen, and is truly “paste-free and stomach-infective”。
In chinese medicine, buddhist hands are often used to manage “grain and stomach disorders” such as those in the case of a senior doctor who suffers from stress caused by severe chest stress and stomach pains, often added to the case, both for liver and stomach pain control, which is warmer and safer than the simple use of liver utensils. And its fragrance is itself a “natural emotional control agent” and it is a unique advantage that it is different from other liver-difficults to ease and relax。
Who is the buddha's hand for? Three categories of people with the most direct symptoms
In contrast to some hepatoplasmic (e. G., wood husks) irritation, most people are able to use it in appropriate quantities, especially among these three groups of people, the effects are more pronounced:
Unsatisfactory, stressful: hepato-teaming to mitigate “emotional consumption”
- typical symptoms: frequent anxiety, irritation, or low moods, intensities, accompanied by tiring chests, rib pains (heavy after anger), sleep difficulties, multiple dreams
- application of scenes: workers, students ' parties (high pressure), women in menopause (floating moods) and long-term anxiety
- the principle: the buddha's hand is able to decompress the condensed liver and to keep the “clogged air machine” running as if it were “decompressed” for the tight nerves. For example, after working overtime, when the chest is tired and watered with a buddha's hand, it can be felt in half an hour that the chest is distraught and the mood is calm。
Unsatisfied liver and stomach: abating “anger or stomach pain” “pressure and appetite”
- typical symptoms: appetite, abdominal gas, or stomach pains (anger, post-pressure), indigestion after eating greasy food, and accumulation
- application of scenes: working people (attendance irregular + stress), frequently paid population groups (diarrhea + stress), chronic stomach disease patients (hepatic gastric type)
- the principle that buddhist hands can both deplete the liver and address the root causes of “hepatic constrictions” and directly and stomach pains, promote digestion and restore the abdominal function. For example, when you can't eat after a dispute with someone, you can feel a better appetite and lower abdominal swelling that day with a small amount of platinum。
Coughing and coughing: especially for older persons “sweeting”
- typical symptoms: coughing, sticky and incorruptible, accompanied by short chest suffocation, increased activity, and even an impact on flat sleep
- application of scenes: chronic bronchitis in the elderly, pneumococcal recovery periods (syncinosis), coughing due to long-term smoking
- the principle is that the hands of buddha are damp and smooth, so that both the slime and the pneumonic machine can be removed and the breathing smoother. It is also of a mild nature, unlike cold septs, and it is safe for the elderly to use it in small quantities over time。
Three, not everyone can use it! Three, be careful
Despite the peace of the buddha, the applicable borders are still in place, and these three groups of people should be careful not to be counterproductive:
1. Influencing fire: be careful to use and avoid exacerbating internal heat
- typical symptoms: hotness of hands and feet, dryness of the mouth, sweating at night, red tongue, dryness
- for what reason: the temperature of the buddha's hands, the “water shortage and fire in the body” of the impotent man himself, the prolonged use of which can increase internal heat and lead to more visible and insomnia
- be aware that, if necessary, foods such as wheat winters and mackerel can be used in combination with their warmth and are not suitable for continuous use over the long term。
2. Too much gastric acid: appropriate use, avoiding irritation of gastric mucus
- typical symptoms: frequent anti-acid, heart-burning, a history of stomach ulcer, ulcers
- what is the appropriate amount: the buddhist hand contains organic acid, which promotes digestion, but excessive use stimulates stomach acidization and increases symptoms of anti-acid and stomach pain
- note that these groups of people can combine a small amount of licorice with dates to reduce their stomach irritation and avoid empty abdominal use。
3. Pregnant women: after consulting a doctor
- reasons: the buddhist hand has a slight aerobic activity, the pregnant woman is in a special condition and excessive use may affect the stability of the blood
- attention: in the event of depression and indigestion during pregnancy, it is necessary to use it under the supervision of a professional physician, with strict control of the amount of use and the time spent, and to refrain from taking it on its own。
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Prioritization of “old-age buddhist hands”: better results and more moderate nature
Like platinum, “the better the better” — the more fragrance, the smoother the effects of the pharmacological effects, and the greater the effect of the hepato-heavy and stingy effects. Fresh buddha hands can cut water and cook food directly; dry buddha chips are suitable for long-term storage and are easy to make。
2. Matching: doubling effectiveness and targeting
Use alone can be effective, with other foods/medicines that can accurately solve different problems:
- fulfillment + god: the buddha hand + the fun flower + a small amount of honey suitable for insomnia and dreams due to stress
- stomach + digestive: buddhist + leather + mountain medicine, suitable for appetite loss and abdominal indigestion
- spicing + coughing: buddhist hands + kawaba (slight) + pear, suitable for muscularity and poor throat。
3. Avoiding overdose: moderation, graduality
Buddha's hand is a “breeding food” and not a “special effect medicine” and cannot be expected to be effective once. It is generally available in small quantities per day, and long-term overdoses can lead to fire (e. G. Oral ulcer), especially for persons with heat precipitating, and control of usage。
4. Compatibility with life habits: liver graft is only sustainable
The chinese doctor says, "hepatianly happy" and that the buddhist hand can only be "aided to assist him" and that real liver-resorting also requires healthy habits:
- emotions: less anger, less talk, less chronic anxiety, less stress by listening to music and walking
- rest: avoiding the lateness of the night (sleeping by 23 o'clock), which is the worst for the liver, will offset the reconciliation of the buddhist hand
- eat less spicy, greasy foods, and eat more spinach, celery and vegetative vegetables, which reduce liver。
5. Clarifying boundaries: non-substitute drug treatment
If serious symptoms - such as chronic depression (impacting normal life), severe stomach pain (continuous indeterminate) and severe coughing (respiration difficulties) - are instrumental diseases or serious functional problems, timely medical treatment is required and buddhists can only be used as auxiliary and not as a substitute for formal treatment。
The strength of the buddha's hand lies in the fact that it integrates “gravity” and “breeding” into the daily diet, which is mild and unstimulant and suitable for the long-term subsistence of modern people. It is not a “one-size-fits-all medicine”, but a “natural good” that alleviates emotional consumption and improves digestive discomfort. Remember: at the heart of a buddha's hand is “temperature + health habits” that are fit for their own health and that are used correctly, so that it can truly feel its effects of liver-heavyness, pleasure and physical pleasure。
