Other effects and effects of honeysuckle tea

In addition to the incomparable and wide-ranging medicinal value of honeysuckle tea, the health-care and beauty-enhancing effects of honeysuckle tea have also been confirmed by the large amount of drinking effects of many modern women. In fact, as early as two thousand years ago, our ancestors already had a certain understanding of honeysuckle. "Shen Nong's Materia Medica" listed honeysuckle tea as a top grade, and there was a clear record of "a long-serving and light body"; "a famous doctor does not record" described honeysuckle has the effect of treating "heat and body swelling"; Li Shizhen in the "Compendium of Materia Medica" on honeysuckle Kufu can light up his longevity and make a definite theory. In the book of “The Record of Royal Flourishing Ghosts” written by the Qing Dynasty, the empress Dowager Cixi used the honeysuckle to wash skin, beauty, and rejuvenation. He said: “The Empress Dowager will rest in the first half hour of the morning and first clear those chickens on the surface.

After washing off with soap and water, you will then have to add another kind of juice ("suckle honey distillate"). "This kind of juice will allow the Taihei to loosen up the tight skin of the chicken, but it can also make Those wrinkles no longer elongate and expand, the effect is exceptionally magical and great. "Qing Qianlong Emperor's Palace secret secret Yanshou Dan is based on honeysuckle. A well-known certain slimming tea at home and abroad, the main ingredient of the raw material is honeysuckle. Honeysuckle is indeed magical, but people in the past knew it shallow, so do not know it The wonders and magic are not surprising.

Honeysuckle tea is cold and not suitable for long-term drinking. It is only suitable for temporary drinking in hot summer to prevent dysentery. In particular, it is necessary to remind that the Deficiency Constitution and menstrual period can not drink, otherwise, there may be adverse reactions. It's better to drink when you feel angry, and drinking too much can be counterproductive.