What are the effects of chrysanthemum liver-nourishing tea?

Shanju is a traditional Chinese medicine and also a Chinese patent medicine for liver protection. It is rich in functions and is very effective in nourishing the liver and stomach. Now most of our friends have liver problems. Liver problems can cause infectious diseases and severe ones can cause insufficient blood supply to the liver. In order to eliminate these so-called concerns, we must let the liver detoxify well. When the liver's detoxification function is normal, it can also block the occurrence of liver disease. So what are the effects of Shanju liver-nourishing tea?

Enhance liver function: By supplementing liver nutrition, it effectively enhances the liver's ability to store blood, supply blood and regulate blood volume, and improves liver cell vitality.

Clear liver fat: comprehensively improve the liver's ability to break down fat, and enhance the liver's detoxification and excretion functions, which can clear excess liver fat.

Clears liver toxins: Improves the liver's ability to resist toxins, improves the liver's tolerance to toxins, nourishes Qi and blood, relieves liver fire, and resolves symptoms of liver fire such as hot flashes and flushed face, irritability, restless sleep, red tongue with thin coating, dry and bitter mouth, dry and hard stools, short and red urine, and uncomfortable sputum.

Regulate liver qi: When liver qi is reversed, it will cause rib pain, chest tightness and discomfort, common digestive dysfunction or a psychological state of easy anger. Drink liver nourishing tea to regulate liver qi, smooth the menstrual flow, reduce illness, and eliminate all diseases.

Friends who don’t understand Chinese medicine may have concerns. What are the effects of Chrysanthemum Liver-Nourishing Tea? First of all, tea made from chrysanthemum can relieve constipation, nourish the liver and stomach, and promote the excretion of toxins. For many friends who suffer from chest tightness, gastrointestinal discomfort, and liver fire, taking ginseng and chrysanthemum tea can protect the liver and regulate the liver's qi.