How to soak dried dendrobium in water? How to soak dried dendrobium in water?

Many people know that dried dendrobium can be used to soak in water, but not many people know the specific method of soaking it in water, and they don’t know how to soak it in water best. In fact, there are many different ways to soak dried dendrobium in life, and it can be paired with different ingredients, so its health-preserving effects will be slightly different. The following is a detailed introduction to its soaking method, so you can focus on it.

How to drink dried dendrobium

Dried Dendrobium can be directly used to make tea. Take 5 to 7 grams of dried Dendrobium each time, put it directly in a cup, and brew it with boiling water, or put it in a pot, add clear water and boil it, then take it out and drink it instead of tea. It can allow the human body to absorb rich nutrients and can play an important role in promoting fluid production and nourishing the stomach. It has excellent conditioning effects on human insufficient experience and body fluids.

How to drink dried dendrobium in water

1. Method 1

Dried Dendrobium can be combined with Ophiopogon japonicus, Achyranthes bidentata, Eucommia ulmoides, Codonopsis pilosula, Lycium barbarum and other Chinese medicinal materials to make a drink by soaking in water. This allows the human body to absorb particularly rich nutrients, improve liver and kidney function, and relieve physical weakness. If you can often soak them in water together to drink, it can play an important role in strengthening the body and enhancing immunity.

2. Method 2

Dried Dendrobium can also be combined with other Chinese medicinal materials such as mistletoe and Lophatherum to make a drink by soaking in water. The specific recipe for soaking them together is 30 grams of dried Dendrobium, 9 grams each of mistletoe and Lophatherum. Put them together in a health pot, add appropriate amount of water and boil them together. Then boil for about ten minutes, pour out the liquid and drink it directly. It can stabilize blood pressure, prevent blood pressure from rising, and reduce the incidence of arteriosclerosis and coronary heart disease.

3. Method 3

Rehmannia root, yam, cornus officinalis, white chrysanthemum, etc. are also ideal partners for Dendrobium tea. When using them to make tea, you can prepare 15 grams of dried Dendrobium, 15 grams of Rehmannia root, 12 grams of yam, 6 grams each of cornus officinalis and white chrysanthemum. Put all the ingredients together, add boiling water to brew, or put into a pot with clean water to boil and take out the juice to drink instead of tea to clear the liver and improve eyesight, and can also relieve human liver and kidney deficiency.