Spleen-warming and stomach-benefiting food therapy traditional Chinese medicine composition, spleen-warming and stomach-benefiting food therapy grilled chicken or food therapy meat and manufacture method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to a spleen-warming and stomach-benefiting food therapy traditional Chinese medicine composition, spleen-warming and stomach-benefiting food therapy grilled chicken or food therapy meat and a manufacture method thereof. The composition comprises the following weight composition that: relative to per 10kg of hen, 10g of lotus leaf, 15g of semen raphani, 6g of clove, 6g of fennel, 30g of north hawthorn, 5g of nutmeg, 5g of cinnamon, 6g of pepper, 10g of medlar, 5g of fructus amomi, 10g of elsholtzia, 9g of agastache rugosus, 15g of purple perilla, 30g of stir-fried coix seed, 15g of fermented soybean, 10g of peach kernel, 10g of almond, 10g of semen pruni, 10g of fructus cannabis, 20g of rhizoma polygonati and 15g of poria cocos are adopted. The spleen-warming and stomach-benefiting food therapy grilled chicken or the food therapy meat is the food therapy grilled chicken or the food therapy meat obtained through being boiled by brine manufactured by the spleen-warming and stomach-benefiting food therapy traditional Chinese medicine composition. The internal-organ-nourishing medicated food and medicated chicken or the food therapy meat has the effects of warmingthe spleen and benefiting the stomach in clinics. For patients with the deficiency-cold spleen and stomach, after the medicated food treatment, the total efficiency of the medicated food group on thechronic constipation symptom relief is superior to that of a control group.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a dietotherapy traditional Chinese medicinal composition for warming the spleen and benefiting the stomach, a dietotherapy roast chicken or dietotherapy meat for warming the spleen and benefiting the stomach and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Medicinal diet and dietary therapy have a long history and rich connotations. For example, the following common herbal diets: Angelica tea: Angelica can nourish blood, and is often used for blood deficiency dizziness, cold abdominal pain, chronic cough and shortness of breath, and constipation caused by blood deficiency and intestinal dryness. Astragalus porridge: Astragalus is a qi-tonifying medicine, which has good effects on geriatric diseases such as weak spleen and stomach, dysuria, and sequelae of stroke. Gastrodia elata rice: Gastrodia elata can dispel wind, long-term consumption can benefit energy, and can also treat apoplexy, limb paralysis, acute rhe...

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[0004] At the same time, most of the traditional medicated diet and dietary therapy programs are all recipes based on traditional cooking techniques, which are only suitable for making in the kitchens of families or restaurants, and are not suitable for large-scale production.

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