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citrus & ginger combination--chinese herbal tea

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Recipe by
S M
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Anywhere, AL

This formula is for educational purposes ONLY and not intended to be used as a cure, treatment or prevention of any illness, disease or injury. I cannot stress enough how important it is to consult a licensed Medical Doctor or licensed TCM practitioner before using ANY herbal formula. I strongly advise against self medication. Certain herbs may have harmful interactions with Western perscriptions. Certain herbs that you may be familiar with may not be safe in certain amounts or in combination with other herbs or medications. Pregnant or nursing women should NOT take ANY herbal formula.

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prep time 15 Min
cook time 45 Min
method Stove Top

Ingredients For citrus & ginger combination--chinese herbal tea

  • 4 g
    dried citrus peel, (qing pi)
  • 5 g
    tuckahoe (fuling)
  • 3 g
    dried ginger (ganjiang)
  • 1 g
    raw licorice root (gancao)
  • 4 to 6 c
    water

How To Make citrus & ginger combination--chinese herbal tea

  • 1
    The herbs are combined with water and simmered into a strong tea and used as presscribed in the tradtional manner. The herb pictured here is fuling in its wild state.
  • 2
    The headline photo is of aged dried citrus peel. A traditional herb (banxia) containing ephedra alkaloids has been banned in the U.S. since 2004 and not included in this formula. Dried Ginger is the herb pictured here.
  • 3
    Photo shown here is dired licorice root. Warning: pregnant or nursing women should not use any herbal formual for any reason. Photos are courtesy of hellotcm.com
  • 4
    This formula has been used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for use in moving moisture, clear phlegm and help digestion. This formula may be found in Chinese herbals sold today. Thank you for stopping by to learn more about Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine. I hope you have enjoyed your visit.
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