TCM PRACTITIONER YUXIANG WANG RECOMMENDS ADOPTING A MEDICINAL DIET DURING THE TRANSITION FROM WINTER TO SPRING, TO PREVENT SICKNESS AND STRENGTHEN IMMUNITY
From the Vitality Food Feature HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR!
Yuxiang Wang, an experienced Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner and teacher at the Canadian Gynecology Institute of Chinese Medicine (see page 83 in February 2015 issue of Vitality magazine), recommends adopting a ‘medicinal diet’ during the transition from winter to spring, the seasonal change that is ushered in at Chinese New Year. In preparation for this change, Yuxiang suggests the following herbal soup, which is good for replenishing Qi, for treating perspiration or night sweats, fatigue, and frequent colds.
Note that, for best results, it’s best to take this tea for 3 to 7 days for maximum results. (Makes 1 serving)
1) Place ingredients in a pot with 2 cups of water and bring to a boil.
2) Reduce heat to simmer, keeping the pot partially covered until the black gram is very soft.
3) Strain out Astragalus and add salt.
4) Serve warm.
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