This invention relates to the field of pharmaceutical and
food technology, specifically to a deer
tail wine and its uses, particularly its application in the preparation of drugs for lowering
uric acid or enhancing
immunity. The deer
tail wine of this invention is prepared from the following raw materials: 1-20 parts of artificially bred sika deer
tail, 1-20 parts of
Eucommia ulmoides male flowers, 1-30 parts of raspberry, 10-50 parts of
burdock root, and 10-30 parts of
Lophatherum gracile. The deer tail
wine is obtained by soaking the above raw materials in baijiu (Chinese
white liquor) and filtering. This invention's deer tail wine adheres to the principles of using authentic medicinal materials and food from the same source. It selects five precious Chinese
medicinal herbs—artificially bred sika deer tail,
Eucommia ulmoides male flowers, raspberry,
burdock root, and
Lophatherum gracile—using baijiu as an
adjuvant, and is produced through traditional soaking techniques and modern high-tech
filtration processes. It not only has a significant effect on lowering
blood uric acid but also regulates intestinal
flora and enhances
immunity.