Radish is the most common vegetable in our vegetable market, which will appear in our sight all year round, and the price of radish is not very high, so everyone can buy some to eat. But recently, Bian Xiao heard that friends who take Chinese medicine can't eat radishes. Is this statement correct? Let me say it briefly.

The name of radish in ancient times was radish or radish. Except that carrots are a little warm and dry, the size, shape and properties of other radishes are basically the same, and the biggest effect is that they can relieve qi. The white radish we usually eat, raw and cooked, has different effects. Raw food can clear away heat, promote fluid production, cool blood, stop bleeding, resolve phlegm and relieve cough, especially suitable for cough caused by exogenous wind-heat. If you feel cold, please avoid eating raw radish. Cooked white radish is good for the spleen and stomach and helps digestion. Therefore, some Chinese medicine practitioners believe that if radish is "suppressed" too much and excreted too quickly, it will easily affect the absorption of tonic Chinese medicine (ginseng), making it difficult for patients who are weak and take tonics to recover. So there is a saying that eating radish will affect the tonic effect. After a long time, it will become a copy-you can't eat radishes when drinking Chinese medicine.

It is written in the book: ginseng powder dipped in carrot slices is effective in treating hematuria due to yin deficiency. "Ginseng (baked) and Astragalus membranaceus (baked with salt water) are equally divided; Another red radish is cut into four pieces of honey and baked again until two ounces of honey are used up. Every time you take a piece of radish, dip it in the powder and send it with salt and boiling water. " However, ginseng has the function of invigorating qi. If you take it immediately, you will inevitably have symptoms of fullness and asthma. If there are radish seeds, it can help the spleen and stomach to get rid of qi. Eating radish seeds can make your body more comfortable and useful.

This time, can I eat radish if I eat Chinese medicine? At the same time, Bian Xiao wants to remind everyone that different taboos are different. The safest advice is to consult a doctor. After all, the advice given by the doctor is the most professional and accurate advice. I hope everyone can understand it.