Child Shi-kang tea and preparation method thereof

Abstract

Child Shi-kang tea is prepared from traditional Chinese medicinal materials in parts by weight as follows: 3-9 parts of ginseng, 3-8 parts of chicken's gizzard-membranes, 1-5 parts of kudzuvine roots, 1-5 parts of villous amomum fruits, 1-5 parts of radish seeds, 3-8 parts of gordon euryale seeds, 3-8 parts of white hyacinth beans, 3-8 parts of coix seeds, 3-8 parts of poria cocos, 1-3 parts of liquorice roots, 1-5 parts of malt, 2-6 parts of hawthorn fruits, 1-4 parts of Chinese yams, 1-4 parts of tangerine peel and 3-8 parts of lotus seeds. The child Shi-kang tea is fine in matching, adopts a reasonable formula, integrates the functions of heat clearing, toxin removal, spleen and stomach strengthening, qi regulation and digestion promotion, mainly aims to strengthen the spleen and the stomach and also has the functions of regulating viscera and regulating both qi and yin; on one hand, the tea can nourish yin and strengthen the body resistance, so that water in five elements is generated, wood in five elements is vigorous, pathogenic factors cannot linger, and on the other hand, the tea can cure diarrhoea and dispel pathogenic factors, an opposite and complementary effect is realized, vital qi is regained, the pathogenic factors are removed, and the tea has a relative good treatment effect on weakness of the spleen and the stomach of children, dyspepsia, poor appetite, abnormal defecation, sleepiness and fatigue, restless sleep, night terror, night cry and other symptoms.

Description

Background technique [0001] Weakness of the spleen and stomach in children is mostly caused by improper milk and food, repeated illnesses, vomiting, prolonged diarrhea, and damage to the spleen and stomach. There are also those who are congenitally weak in kidney qi and suffer from acquired weak spleen and stomach. It can be divided into deficiency of spleen qi, deficiency of spleen yang, deficiency of stomach qi, and deficiency of stomach yang. Spleen and stomach disorders are often seen clinically, such as stagnation, malnutrition syndrome, vomiting, diarrhea, etc. The symptoms are loss of appetite, irritability and crying, abdominal distension, dry or loose stool, reddish tongue, thick white or greasy fur, geographic tongue, Poor night sleep, easy to sweat. "Nei Jing" puts forward the physiological function and pathological changes of the spleen and stomach. Li Dongyuan put forward the view that "internal injury to the spleen and stomach can cause all diseases to arise"....

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Problems solved by technology

Traditional Chinese medicine is extensive and profound, and there are many good medicines and beneficial prescriptions that are either not circulated or not made public, so there is no obvious effect in the prevention and treatment of children with weak spleen and stomach, indigestion, loss of appetite, abnormal stool, mental drowsiness, restless sleep, night terrors, night cry, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine reports