Northwest Minxian Epimedium, Xianlingpi, Sanzhi Jiuyecao, Niujiaohua, Epimedium, Trident, Dried Chicken Tendon, Iron Water Chestnut

Epimedium, this name sounds a bit special, but behind it is a long history of Chinese medicine. As a common medicinal material, it is often used to regulate the body, especially beneficial to men's health. Today, let's learn about this energetic medicinal material!

[Other names] Xianlingpi, three-branch nine-leaf grass, ox horn flower, epilepsy, three-fork wind, dried chicken tendons, iron water chestnut, etc.

[Nature and flavor and meridians] Spicy, sweet, warm, liver and kidney meridians

[Main effects] Epimedium is warm in nature, pungent and sweet in taste, and can warm and nourish the kidney yang and strengthen the tendons and bones. It is suitable for people with weak qi and blood or cold constitution. It is commonly used in tonic and conditioning prescriptions.

🌿Characteristics of Epimedium:

* The leaves are heart-shaped, hard in texture, and have a unique herbal aroma.

* It is often dried and used as medicine, and is easy to use.

* Can be used with other Chinese medicinal materials to boil water, make soup or prepare medicinal food.

💡Simple application tips:

* Epimedium soaked in water: Slightly boil or soak the dried epimedium in water. The warm liquid can help relieve coldness and replenish daily vitality.

* Epimedium soup: Cook it with bones or chicken to make a delicious and nourishing soup, especially suitable for tonic in autumn and winter.