Su Dongpo, a great writer in the Song Dynasty, witnessed a monk in Jingsi, Hangzhou who had eaten ginger for forty years. He is over eighty years old, not old, with a rosy face and a bright eye.

The prescription is as follows: 480 grams of ginger, 240 grams of jujube, 90 grams of licorice, 60 grams of fennel 120, 60 grams of white salt, 0/5 grams of clove/kloc-0, and agarwood.

Grinding the above raw materials into powder, and mixing.

Soak in boiling water every morning 10- 15g.

The medicine used in this prescription is mild and easy to take, so the ancients cherished it very much and wrote a poem to praise it. Poetry says: one catty of ginger, half a catty of dates, two ounces of white salt and three ounces of grass. Clove and agarwood are half, and two fennel are smashed in four directions. Whether it is fried or boiled, the medicine is as powerful as treasure. Have a drink every morning, and your face will never get old.

According to legend, dates are often eaten by immortals. Because of its red color, it is described as fire. Ginger and jujube can best promote the qi of the spleen and stomach, and are excellent products for harmonizing the camp and health. The spirit of the camp guards is not lacking, and the appearance is naturally not easy to age.