Medicinal tea originated in the Han Dynasty and has a history of two thousand years. The so-called herbal tea is a drink made by making Chinese herbal medicine or daily food into coarse powder or cutting it into sections, and then brewing it with boiling water or adding water to decoct it and drinking it instead of tea. It can not only strengthen the body, assist in the treatment of diseases, but also maintain health and beauty.
After the emergence of medicinal tea, it was loved by scholar-bureaucrats and princes and nobles who sat in meditation and talked. Moreover, it has become popular among the people because of its simplicity, time saving, affordable price, obvious curative effect, convenient taking, and few side effects.
"Getting Started with Making Herbal Tea for the First Time" contains more than 2,000 classic herbal tea recipes, which are divided into the understanding of tea and an overview of herbal tea, nourishing and health-preserving tea, tea remedies for internal medicine diseases, tea remedies for surgical diseases, tea remedies for gynecological diseases, tea remedies for andrological diseases, tea remedies for pediatric diseases, tea remedies for facial features diseases, tea remedies for dermatological diseases, etc. Each recipe is introduced in sequence according to the formula, preparation method, efficacy, main treatment, usage, taboos, tips, etc. The content is rich, informative, novel, and the language is easy to understand, making it suitable for a wide range of readers.
Reader comments
I especially like the part about tea culture in the book. It turns out that tea is not only good for health, but also has such a deep connection with history and culture! I think the story of Hua Tuo and Sun Hao mentioned in the book is very interesting, and it made me more interested in medicinal tea. Recommended to friends who like health care and are interested in traditional Chinese culture!
Thanks to the author! This book is well written, but what kind of tea goes with green tea? Please make it clear. Thank you!
I especially like the part about tea culture in the book. It turns out that tea is not only good for health, but also has such a deep connection with history and culture! I think the story of Hua Tuo and Sun Hao mentioned in the book is very interesting, and it made me more interested in medicinal tea. Recommended to friends who like health care and are interested in traditional Chinese culture!
Thanks to the author! This book is well written, but what kind of tea goes with green tea? Please make it clear. Thank you!