How to use Dendrobium candidum to soak in water Precautions for drinking Dendrobium candidum soaked in water

Drinking water soaked with Dendrobium can clean toxins in the body, reduce the harm of tobacco and alcohol to the human body, regulate emotions and prevent sub-health. But how should Dendrobium be soaked in water? What should be paid attention to when using it to soak in water? If you are interested in these questions, please take a look at the following introduction to the method and precautions of soaking Dendrobium in water.

How to soak Dendrobium candidum in water

1. Dendrobium candidum can be used alone to make tea, and each time it can be taken for 3 to 4 days. Put the Dendrobium candidum directly in a transparent glass cup, then pour in boiling water, cover the cup, and then steep for 2 to 3 minutes, take out the soup and drink it directly. Each time the Dendrobium candidum is put in, it can be brewed repeatedly for 2 to 3 times. After drinking, it can play an important role in nourishing and strengthening the body.

2. Dendrobium candidum can also be drunk with Ophiopogon japonicus. The specific formula is 10 grams of Dendrobium candidum, 10 grams of malt sprout, and 10 grams of Ophiopogon japonicus. Put all the three prepared materials in a glass and brew with boiling water. Before brewing, you can also add an appropriate amount of rock sugar, which will make the soup taste better.

3. Dendrobium candidum can also be combined with wolfberry, Ligustrum lucidum and other ingredients to make tea. The required dosage is 15 grams of Dendrobium candidum, 15 grams of wolfberry, 10 grams of Ligustrum lucidum, and 10 grams of chrysanthemum. You can put them in a larger glass pot and brew them with boiling water, or you can put them in a soup pot, add clear water to boil them, and then take out the medicinal liquid to drink instead of tea.

Precautions for drinking Dendrobium candidum in water

1. Drinking Dendrobium officinale soaked in water has many benefits to the human body, but you must pay attention to the dosage, because Dendrobium officinale is a traditional Chinese medicinal material. If you use it too much to soak in water, it will be harmful to the body. Under normal circumstances, the amount of Dendrobium officinale used for soaking in water should not exceed five grams each time, and the number of times you soak Dendrobium officinale in water should not exceed three times a week.

2. When you use Dendrobium Officinale to make tea, be careful not to use a metal cup, because certain substances in the Dendrobium Officinale will react chemically with the metal in the cup, causing the nutrients in the Dendrobium Officinale to be lost, and affecting its taste and health benefits after soaking in water.