Author: Wang Fuchun
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Medicinal tea is one of the traditional Chinese medical dietary therapy methods and also a dosage form of traditional Chinese medicine. It involves the combination of tea leaves and medicinal herbs or using medicinal herbs as a substitute for tea. This book is an informative read that popularizes the knowledge of using medicinal tea for disease prevention and treatment. Readers can choose formulas based on their own conditions. It can also serve as a reference for healthcare professionals and tea enthusiasts. The book provides a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the knowledge of medicinal tea found in ancient and modern medical texts, formula books, tea books, as well as clinical reports and experimental research from the modern era. It collects nearly 300 ancient and modern medicinal tea formulas, categorized by common and frequently occurring diseases in various medical specialties such as internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, and otolaryngology. Each tea formula isd with details on its origin, composition, administration method, therapeutic effects, and indications. Additionally, it offers objective and practical evaluations based on the theories of traditional Chinese medicine combined with modern research findings. The book cites a wealth of literature and has a broad collection, organizing formulas by disease names for easy reference, making it highly practical in value.
Herbal tea cures all diseases
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