Wine

It is sweet, pungent and warm in nature and flavor.

Returns through the liver, spleen and heart.

Effects: Increase appetite, excite and strengthen, eliminate fatigue, stop bleeding and diuresis.

It is mainly used to treat loss of appetite, weakness of limbs, mental drowsiness, insomnia, and difficulty in urination.

Therapeutic Recipes

(1) Onion and red wine

[Recipe] 1 onion, 1 bottle of red wine (about 500 ml).

[Operation] Wash the onions and peel off the film. Peel or cut the white onions inside into slices, trying not to get them wet. If it gets wet, wipe it off and dry it thoroughly. First scald the glass jar with boiling water to sterilize it, drain it, then add onion slices, and finally add about 500 ml of red wine. Seal the lid and refrigerate until ready to drink in about three days. Drink 30 to 50 ml before going to bed.

[Effectiveness] Mainly used to treat insomnia.

(2) Red wine

[Recipe] An appropriate amount of red wine.

[Operation] Drink 15 ml in the morning and evening. It is effective if taken continuously.

[Efficacy] Treat anemia and thrombocytopenia.

(3) Watermelon wine

[Recipe] 1 watermelon, 1 bowl of raisins

[Operation] Cut off a piece of watermelon near the pedicle and set aside. Pour the washed and dried raisins into the fluffy melon pulp, cover the cut piece in place, seal the paste with mud, and place it in a cool place. After 10 days, remove the mud, remove the lid, and pour out the juice. , which is watermelon wine containing trace amounts of ethanol.

[Efficacy] Clear away heat and dampness, whet the appetite and strengthen the spleen. It is mainly suitable for patients with bladder cancer who have difficulty urinating or who have edema.