Can Viola yedoensis be soaked in water and drunk?

Viola yedoensis has many functions and is commonly used to treat pharyngitis, dysentery, jaundice and other diseases. There are also many methods for using Viola yedoensis. Many people have doubts about using Viola yedoensis to make tea. They feel that Viola yedoensis should not be soaked in water to drink. Is it really like that?

1Can Viola yedoensis be soaked in water and drunk?

The medicinal ingredients of Viola yedoensis, such as luteolin, apigenin, quercetin, etc., can be dissolved in boiled water in small amounts, and can achieve the effect of clearing away heat and removing internal heat. Therefore, it is possible to drink Viola yedoensis tea, but the prerequisite is to remove the moisture from the dry Viola yedoensis, because the ingredients in the dry Viola yedoensis are easier to combine and separate with the oxygen molecules in the boiled water.

2Other ways to eat Viola yedoensis

Drinking Viola yedoensis and dandelion tea can promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis and detoxify. The actual effect is more significant than using Viola yedoensis alone. It is suitable for mastitis and other congestion-related symptoms, gonorrhea, swelling, heat and pain, etc.

Viola yedoensis and honeysuckle tea have similar effects, but in different orders. Although both have the effect of clearing away heat and removing internal heat, Viola yedoensis is mainly used to disperse blood and reduce swelling, while honeysuckle tea focuses on clearing away heat and removing internal heat. Drinking the two together as tea is more effective in treating symptoms of internal heat such as sore throat, toothache and hoarseness.

3. What groups are suitable for drinking Viola yedoensis in water?

Viola yedoensis has the effects of clearing away heat and removing fire, dispersing blood and reducing swelling. It can be used to treat jaundice, red and swollen eyes, mastitis, centipede bites and other symptoms. Making tea with Viola yedoensis is suitable for people who often use their eyes, are prone to getting angry, have tonsillitis, and suffer from heatstroke.

4 Common questions about drinking Viola yedoensis in water

1. Viola yedoensis has a mild effect and is not suitable for people with weak and cold constitutions.

2. Viola yedoensis tastes slightly bitter. When making tea, you can add some rock sugar to adjust the bitterness.