Natural Nutritional Fruits (2) - Sugarcane

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Sugarcane

• Taste and Characteristics: Sweet, Neutral, Non-toxic.

• Effects: Soothes Qi and strengthens the Spleen and Stomach, promotes bowel movements, generates fluids to transform phlegm, relieves irritability, and clears heat.

• Auxiliary Treatment: Measles cough, polydipsia, persistent nausea, constipation, chronic gastritis, urethritis.

• Dietary Uses:

Measles Cough: Take red-skinned sugarcane (peeled and sectioned), cook it with fresh bamboo shoots, and use the broth as a tea substitute.

Polydipsia: Brew tea with sugarcane sprouts.

Persistent Nausea: Take half a cup of sugarcane juice, add a tablespoon of ginger juice, mix well, and drink. For pregnancy-related vomiting, simply add a few drops of ginger juice to a glass of sugarcane juice.

Constipation: Consume green-skinned sugarcane juice mixed with an equal amount of honey on an empty stomach, morning and night.

Chronic Gastritis: Mix sugarcane juice and red wine in equal proportions, and drink a glass each morning and night.

Urethritis: Combine sugarcane juice with water chestnut juice in equal parts, and consume 100 ml twice daily.

Note:

i. Not suitable for those with cold stomach fullness.

ii. Do not consume sugarcane when it has gone bad (turning yellow with a sour taste), as it may lead to symptoms such as vomiting, convulsions, and unconsciousness.

Please note that the translation provided is for informational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice.

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