What are the effects of cooking red dates with motherwort?

Most female friends know that red dates have a certain effect of nourishing blood and qi, so many female friends will eat a handful of red dates in the morning. This will make their bodies better than before and can also achieve the effect of beauty and skin care. However, when red dates are added with motherwort, the effect will change. It not only has the effect of nourishing blood and qi, but also can treat some abnormal conditions in the body, such as severe dysmenorrhea.

Red dates soaked in motherwort is a folk medicinal food.

【Efficacy】

Indications: Dysmenorrhea in women

【raw material】

20g motherwort, 100g fresh dates, 20g brown sugar

【Production】

1. Place motherwort and red dates in two bowls, add 650 grams of water to each bowl, and soak for half an hour.

2. Pour the soaked motherwort into a casserole, boil over high heat, then simmer over low heat for half an hour, filter with double-layer gauze to obtain about 200 grams of medicinal liquid, which is the first decoction. Add 500 grams of water to the medicinal residue and decoct in the same way as before to obtain 200 grams of medicinal liquid, which is the second decoction.

3. Combine the two medicinal liquids, pour into a cooking pot, add red dates and boil, pour into a basin, add brown sugar to dissolve, and soak for another half an hour.

【usage】

Take while warm.

[Note] Dates should not be eaten with seafood.

[Effect] This decoction has the effects of warming the meridians and nourishing blood, removing blood stasis and relieving pain. Suitable for those with late menstruation due to blood deficiency and cold stagnation type.

Then you should have some understanding of the effects of boiling red dates with motherwort. If you want to use it to treat dysmenorrhea, you must figure out the cause of your dysmenorrhea, because there are still many causes of dysmenorrhea. This decoction is only used to treat dysmenorrhea caused by qi deficiency and blood stasis. It has no good therapeutic effect on other causes of dysmenorrhea, so as to avoid seeking medical treatment in a hurry.