What medication should be taken for excessive heart fire? What foods are good for excessive heart fire?
Abundant heart fire is generally known by everyone, but abundant heart fire and abundant liver fire are different. Abundant heart fire is a psychological manifestation. So, what medicine is good for abundant heart fire? Let's take a look below.
Abundant heart fire is a psychological manifestation. Abundant heart fire can be divided into two types: physical and virtual. And the "upper fire" that people usually talk about is also different. We need to treat abundant heart fire properly. What food is good for abundant heart fire? I will introduce it to you carefully.
What medicine is good for abundant heart fire?
Heart fire: divided into two types: physical and virtual. Physical fire manifests as palpitations, restlessness, insomnia with few dreams, heat in the palms and soles of the feet, night sweats, dry mouth and frequent tongue sores, red tongue with little yellow moss, and fine, weak pulse. Virtual fire manifests as palpitations, restlessness, anxiety, insomnia with nightmares, flushed face, red eyes, dry mouth, bitter taste, preference for cool drinks, tongue with red and swollen sores, yellow moss, and strong, forceful pulse.
When treating "upper fire", pay attention to two points:
First, use traditional Chinese medicine instead of blindly using Western medicine. The former aims to treat the root cause by adjusting the whole body, while the latter only targets the symptoms.
Second, treat according to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine. For example, when treating "heart fire", use Qing Wei San, when treating "heart fire", use Gu Chi San, and when treating "physical fire", use San Huang Pian, Huang Wei Pian to dispel fire. It is best to do this under the guidance of a doctor. If you use San Huang Pian when you see "fire", it may not be effective and even cause harm.
Dietary methods for treating heart fire
Golden Flower, Licorice Tea
Method: 30g of Golden Flower, 10g of Licorice, 5g of Mint, add 1500ml of water, first boil and then simmer for 5 minutes, remove the residue, can be drunk as tea.
Narcissus Autumn PearTremellaCongee
Method: Cut pear into pieces, peel and core, wash Narcissus,Wolfberry Rinse thoroughly with water;Tremella: Soak in water for 2 hours, then tear and remove the roots. Place Tremella in a pot,
Add sufficient water, bring to a boil, then simmer over low heat for 30 minutes, add Narcissus and cook for 15 minutes, add pear pieces and cook for another 15 minutes, add Wolfberry and ice sugar, and stir until melted.
Golden Flower Licorice Tea
Ingredients: 30g Golden Flower, 10g Licorice, 5g Mint
Method: Add 1500ml of water, first boil and then simmer for 5 minutes, remove the residue, can be drunk as tea.
Lotus Seed Honeysuckle and Ice Sugar Drink
Ingredients: 30g Lotus Seed, 15g Honeysuckle (wrapped in cloth), 20g Ice Sugar
Method: Add water and simmer for 25 minutes, eat lotus seed, drink soup.
Lotus Seed Soup for Heart Fire
Method: 200g of dried Lotus Seed, 75g of Ice Sugar, 1000㏄ of water. Wash the whole Lotus Seed and put it in water, then soak in cold water for about 1 hour until softened. Place the Lotus Seed and Ice Sugar in a pot and cook for about 2 hours.
Foods for Heart Fire
Pear
Pear has a sweet, slightly sour, and cold taste, with the functions of clearing heat, nourishing the lungs, and stopping thirst. It is particularly suitable for people with heat after illness, who are thirsty and have yellow urine. It can be eaten raw or with pear, remove the core and stuff with ice sugar or honey, then steam and eat.HoneySteam and eat. Pay attention to the cold nature of pear, and reduce intake if the stool is loose. Mulberry
Mulberry has a sweet, sour, and cold taste, with the functions of nourishing yin, replenishing blood, and benefiting the kidneys. It has an auxiliary effect on tinnitus, insomnia, and palpitations caused by internal heat.
Sweet and sour, cold nature, with nourishing and replenishing properties.Blood Benefits the liver and kidneys. Has auxiliary therapeutic effects for tinnitus, insomnia, and palpitations caused by internal heat and deficiency of yin.
Water chestnuts
Sweet and slightly cold nature, with effects of clearing heat, quenching thirst, and resolving phlegm. Suitable for fever, heat-induced irritability, sore throat, mouth sores, dry stools, and yellow urine. Can be eaten raw, stir-fried, or juiced and consumed cold. Particularly beneficial for sore throat.
Lily
Sweet and slightly bitter, with a slightly cold nature, with effects of clearing heat and moisturizing. Effective for dry cough, minor phlegm, or low fever, sore throat, caused by insufficient lung yin. Mash fresh lilies, add water, and drink. Can also be cooked or simmered with ice sugar.
Celery
Sweet and bitter, slightly cold and refreshing, with effects of clearing liver fire and promoting blood circulation. Aids in relieving dizziness, flushed face, red eyes, and swollen gums. Can be eaten cold or boiled in water.
Yellow Chinese cabbage
Sweet and cool, with effects of clearing heat and detoxifying. Can be used for sore gums, liver fire, headaches, dizziness, and nosebleeds.
