Hypertension
Chrysanthemum
- Chrysantehmum are flowering plants in the family Asteraceae and are native to Asia and Northeastern Europe.
- They grow to approximately 0.5 -1.5 meters in height. The flower buds are tiny and yellow. When used as a herbal tonic this flowers helps to alleviate hypertension.
- - Helps to enlarge blood vessels, prevent cardiovascular diseases
- - Helps prevent and alleviate high blood pressure
- - Improves overall blood circulation
Benefits
- Once this flower blooms, it is recommended to harvest them in the morning when there is not any dew.
- They are harvested 3 months from the date of planting at an interval of 4 days. After picking, leave the flowers to dry. They can be stored for a long time.
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Red Sage
- Red Sage is a herbaceous perennial native to China. The name comes from the red colour of the roots; the flower themselves are large, fragrant clusters of purple or violet.
- Red sage is known to be one of the best natural remedies for improving blood circulation and balancing blood pressure.
- - Improves blood circulation
- - Revitalizes the body's chi
- - Helps alleviate hypertension
Benefits
- Red sage is typically harvested in spring. After picking, clean and leave to dry.
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Gastrodia Elata
- Gastrodia Elata is a saprophytic perennial herb in the Orchidaceae family. It is found in China, Nepal, Bhutan, India, Japan, North Korea, Siberia, and Taiwan at elevations of 400-3200 meters.
- - Improves blood circulation
- - Reduce dizziness and nausea
Benefits
- Based on the different harvesting time, there are two types of gastrodia herbs – Dong Ma (winter) and Chun Ma (spring).
- In general the one dug up in winter when the stem perishes is considered better in medicinal properties than the one dug in spring when they germinate.
- After the herb is dug up remove the smaller roots clean off the soil and wash the outer shell, leave to dry.
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Malt
- Barley malt, also called Mai Ya in mandarin, is known for its high nutritional value all over the world.
- According to the Chinese Materia Medica, it is sweet in flavor and neutral in nature. And it goes to meridians of spleen and stomach.
- - Balances the body's chi
- - Helps reduce blood suga
- - Boosts red blood cell production
- - Helps reduce hypertension
Benefits
- After being cleaned, dipped in water for 4~6 hours, then fished out, kept in suitable temperature and humidity until plumule growing to 0.5 cm, then dried in the sun.
- Use the unprocessed, stir-baked into yellow or charred one
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Orange Peels
- The peel of an orange packs twice as much vitamin C than the fruit inside.
- It also has higher concentrations of vitamin B6, magnesium, calcium, potassium, and riboflavin.
- The peel’s flavonoids have anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory properties.
- - Reduce risk of cardiovascular diseases
- - Helps reduce cholesterol
- - Helps reduce blood pressure
Benefits
- Remove peels and leave to dry.
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Liquorice Root
- Liqourice Root is a perennial plant with several large roots. Its trunks has trichomes (hair) and its outer shell is maroon/dark brown.
- - Revitalizes and nourishes the body
- - Helps remove toxins
- - Helps alleviate hypertension
Benefits
- The liqourice Root is normally harvested in sprint, autumn, and during the monsoon season.
- Remove the roots and petioles, cut into long pieces. Grind and mix using special traditional technique.
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Foetid Cassia Seeds
- Cassia seeds are from an annual suffruticose herbaceous plant, which grows between 0.5 to 2 meters.
- Today modern pharmacological studies also confirmed that this herb has an obvious effect on the prevention and treatment of various eye diseases, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and constipation.
- - Known to reduce hypertension
- - Reduces fat and cholesterol levels
- - Nourishes liver and lung function
Benefits
- Normally harvested in summer by taking out the entire plant, removing the leaves and leaving to dry.
- Take out the seeds, remove peels and clean off any impurities. Leave to dry again then roast until they are swollen and emitting a fragrant smell. These seeds
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