Wine companion for promoting digestion, protecting liver and preventing alcoholism

Abstract

The invention discloses a liquor partner for invigorating a stomach, protecting a liver and sobering up a drunk user and a preparation method for the same. The liquor partner is made of following materials in weight percentage: 1 to 92 percent of kudzuvine root, 1 to 92 percent of tangerine peel, 1 to 92 percent of Chinese wolfberry, 1 to 92 percent of liquorice, 1 to 92 percent of common reed rhizome, 1 to 92 percent of American ginseng, 1 to 92 percent of adzuki bean flower, 1 to 92 percent of mung bean, and 1 to 92 percent of vitamin C. The preparation method comprises the following: a step of respectively mixing the former eight materials with water according to the selected weight percentage, adding water and decocting for two times, and respectively mixing the two filtrates for standby; a step of mixing the two standby filtrates and heating and drying out the mixed liquid to obtain dry powder; and a step of weighing vitamin C according to the selected weight percentage and mixing vitamin C with the dry powder, and adding right amount of dextrin to obtain the preparation. The liquor partner also has the functions of invigorating the stomach and protecting the liver when simultaneously sobering up the drunk user.

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technical field

[0001] This group of inventions relates to a wine mate (preparation) mainly used for relieving hangovers, and a preparation method of the wine mate. Background technique

[0002] Wine is a drink commonly used in people's daily life and social activities. Wine culture accompanies people's life. Drinking with friends and guests can bring joy to the family; drinking alone can wipe away troubles and melancholy and make people feel happy. Drinking alcohol in moderation is good for health. For example, drinking 30-50ml of low-alcohol alcohol each time has a certain preventive effect on cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. This has been confirmed by domestic and foreign medical research institutions. But excessive drinking is harmful to the body, especially to the liver, especially for alcoholics. In order to prevent excessive drinking etc. from causing damage to the body, there is no lack of anti-alcoholic Chinese medicine preparations in the prior art, a...