Jinxiang tartary buckwheat tea can soften blood vessels, improve microcirculation, clear away heat and detoxify, activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis, remove toxins and promote muscle growth, lower blood sugar, urine sugar, blood lipids, replenish qi and refresh yourself, and strengthen the peripheral effects of insulin.

It contains vitamin PP, which can reduce human blood lipids and cholesterol. It is an important auxiliary drug for the treatment of hypertension and cardiovascular disease; it has special effects on elderly patients and can reduce the fragility and permeability of microvessels. , restore its elasticity.

It is effective in preventing cerebral hemorrhage, maintaining eye circulation, and protecting and improving vision. Vitamin E contains a high content of r-tocopherol, which is effective in preventing oxidation and treating infertility. It also promotes cell regeneration and prevents aging.

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Drinking taboos

Tartary buckwheat tea has significant stomachic and digestive effects, so it should be drank after meals. If the drinker is hungry and drinks a large amount of tartary buckwheat tea when there is no food in the stomach, it will definitely aggravate the hunger, especially for people with hypoglycemia. At this time, they will have uncomfortable symptoms of blood sugar drop, so they need to pay special attention.

Tartary buckwheat can help regulate the symptoms of hyperacidity, but tartary buckwheat is cold in nature. It is recommended to drink it with yam, poria and other traditional Chinese medicine formulas such as Xiaojiang tea. The rutin contained in the natural raw materials of tartary buckwheat stems, leaves, flowers and fruits may have the effect of lowering blood pressure, lowering blood sugar, and lowering blood lipids. Patients with hypotension, hypoglycemia, and severe emaciation should consume with caution;

A small number of people may suffer from itchy skin, dizziness, asthma and other allergic symptoms after eating buckwheat food, so those with a history of allergy to black tartary buckwheat should be careful when consuming it.

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