Infertility and subfertility: TCM herbal remedies for tonifying the kidneys and boosting yang energy for all four seasons

Author: Peng Mingquan
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
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In spring, the weather is warm; it is advisable to eat wheat to cool it down, avoiding excessive warmth. Avoid warm food and drinks, as well as hot clothing.
In summer, the weather is hot; it is advisable to eat soybeans to cool it down, avoiding excessive heat. Avoid warm food and drinks, overeating, and damp clothing.
In autumn, the weather is dry; it is advisable to eat sesame to nourish dryness, avoiding cold food and drinks, as well as cold clothing.
In winter, the cold weather calls for eating millet to warm the body and counteract the cold, avoiding hot food and drinks, as well as warm clothing.
The health of the kidneys significantly impacts lifespan, fertility, and sexual function. In modern society, some people suffer from kidney damage due to stressful lifestyles, prolonged nightlife, poor rest, and mental fatigue, which can harm the body's essence and lead to impaired kidney function, necessitating kidney tonification.
Due to kidney deficiency, many men experience conditions such as yang deficiency, kidney yin deficiency, impotence, weak erections, premature ejaculation, nocturnal emissions, and difficulty in work and daily life, even affecting marital relationships. To alleviate people's suffering, this book focuses on introducing medicinal diet recipes for kidney tonification and yang enhancement, aiming to address the root causes of these issues.
The medicinal diet recipes and therapeutic formulas in this book include both traditional recipes and innovations. Each formula is scientifically blended based on the properties, functions, and characteristics of the ingredients. Every dish and soup is accompanied by a recipe, efficacy, and preparation method. By following the recipes, readers can achieve better therapeutic results.