kelp. Mint is contraindicated with turtle meat. Maitongmen and Tian
Mendong are contraindicated in carp. Changshan is contraindicated by raw onion. Wei Ling
xien, Tu Fu Ling avoid noodle soup, tea. Danshen,
Poria and Poria avoid vinegar and all acidic substances.
General contraindications:1
Don't eat greasy and stimulating food, and meat
type, beans, raw and cold, indigestible food during the period of taking Chinese medicine.
2
Don't take milk or tea with Chinese medicine to avoid
reducing the efficacy of the medicine or side effects.
3
Most herbs are better taken with warm water, but some
heat-clearing and detoxifying herbs are better taken cold.
4
The time of taking the medicine can be divided into before or after meals, and if you are taking western medicine at the same time, you should take it at least 2 hours apart.
5
When taking warm medicines, you should drink less tea and eat less radish, because its cool
sex and downward effect will reduce the efficacy of the herbs to warm the spleen and stomach.