Ripe strawberries are good for blood circulation.

Mulberries are very nutritious, soft, sweet and sour, juicy, and can be eaten fresh, steeped in alcohol, used to make beverages, jams, or as a medicinal ingredient... making them popular among many people.

The entire mulberry tree has long been used as a medicinal herb in traditional Eastern medicine.

Ripe mulberries (Mang Thầm) have a sour taste and a cooling nature; they enter the liver, heart, and kidney meridians, and have the effect of nourishing yin and blood, generating body fluids, and moistening dryness. They are used for cases of liver and kidney yin deficiency, headaches, dizziness, vertigo, tinnitus, hearing loss, diabetes, difficulty urinating, constipation, premature graying of hair and beard, joint pain and swelling, back pain and knee pain, palpitations and insomnia, scrofula, and joint pain and stiffness.

Tang thầm (ripe mulberry)

How to use strawberries as medicine

Replenishes blood, calms nerves.To treat blood deficiency, headaches, dizziness, and insomnia: mulberry leaves, Ligustrum lucidum seeds, and Polygonum multiflorum. Equal amounts of each ingredient are ground into a fine powder and mixed with honey to form pills. Take 12g twice daily.

Replenishes body fluids and quenches thirst: treats symptoms of dry body fluids and thirst.

Use 20-60g of fresh mulberry leaves. Crush the leaves to extract the juice, mix it with cooled boiled water, and drink.

Tang secretly raised:500g of ripe black mulberries. Add water and boil repeatedly until the dark red color is gone. Filter out the residue, concentrate the decoction into a liquid extract (1/1); add 400g of honey. Boil, bottle. Take 10-20ml twice a day with water. Nourishes blood and moisturizes dryness. Treats blood deficiency, weak liver and kidneys, back and knee pain, numbness due to blood and wind in the elderly, and constipation.

Moisten the lungs, promote bowel movements.Combine 20g of mulberry leaves and 20g of rehmannia root. Boil with water, add sugar or honey, and drink. Treats blood deficiency, lack of body fluids, and constipation.

Food and medicinal remedies with hidden meanings

Tang Tham Extract: Ripe mulberries are boiled into a liquid extract (ratio 1/1), take 1-2 tablespoons each time with boiling water. Used for cases of premature graying of hair and beard.

Strawberry wine: 200g ripe strawberries, 500ml white wine. Soak for half a month. Drink 25ml in the morning and 25ml in the evening. Used for cases of edema in both legs due to malnutrition.

Decoction of Ziziphus jujuba seeds and mulberry leaves: 20g of dried ripe mulberries (or 60g of fresh ripe mulberries), 15g of Ziziphus jujuba seeds. Boil or steep and drink once in the evening. Used for cases of nervous exhaustion, insomnia, and forgetfulness.

Decoction of goji berries and mulberry leaves: 20g of dried ripe mulberries (or 60g of fresh ripe mulberries), 15g of goji berries, decocted and drunk once a day. Used for cases of blurred vision, decreased eyesight, and premature graying of hair and beard.

Longan and mulberry decoction: 20g of dried ripe mulberries (or 60g of fresh ripe mulberries), 30g of longan, boil to make a concentrated decoction and drink once a day. Used for anemia, palpitations, and insomnia.

Contraindications: Not suitable for people with loose stools.

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