What is the role of medlar and chrysanthemum soaking in water?

Clearing liver, improving eyesight, clearing away heat, lowering blood lipid and blood pressure, moistening intestine and removing toxin, and relieving dry eyes and asthenopia. It is suitable for irritability caused by excessive liver fire and has the function of relieving computer radiation. It is a must-have tea for office workers, computer users and mobile phone users. Chrysanthemum and Lycium barbarum are medicinal materials for eye protection, which have a good effect on relieving eye fatigue and blurred vision.

Lycium barbarum chrysanthemum tea has good nourishing and therapeutic effects, but it is not suitable for everyone. People with yang deficiency constitution, if they blindly drink chrysanthemum tea with the effect of clearing away heat and purging fire, will easily damage healthy qi, and the more they drink, the weaker they will become, especially those with spleen and stomach deficiency and cold. Drinking too much cool chrysanthemum tea can easily cause stomach discomfort and lead to acid reflux.

Drinking Lycium barbarum chrysanthemum tea regularly can effectively improve and protect the eyesight of computer workers, because Lycium barbarum has the effect of tonifying kidney and strengthening brain, and chrysanthemum can cool and improve eyesight. Modern pharmacology shows that chrysanthemum is rich in vitamin A, which is an important substance to maintain eye health. Chrysanthemum tea can make people clear-headed and bright-eyed, especially for dry eye caused by excessive use of eyes.

Modern people use computers for a long time, and their eyes are in a state of tension, which forces the ciliary muscles of the eyes to be in a state of contraction and tension, thus making the lens bulge to adapt to near objects. Long-term eye tension without rest will lead to myopia, dry eye, cataract, corneal ulcer and retinal detachment. Lycium barbarum honey chrysanthemum tea can help white-collar workers alleviate this situation. ?

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Baidu encyclopedia? Lycium barbarum chrysanthemum tea