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                As the saying goes, "Three parts treatment, seven parts nourishment." Many liver disease patients have liver function damage and should watch their diet. So how to nourish th
 
                Chestnuts are a common type of nut, high in starch. They can be used as a staple food or to make various delicious dishes. There is a belief that chestnuts can nourish the kidneys. So is there an
 
                He Shou Wu is a common precious herbal medicine, which can nourish the essence and blood, darken the hair, strengthen the bones and tendons, and replenish the liver and kidneys. Wu Xu wine nouris
 
                Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the liver is responsible for storing blood and regulating the flow of Qi in our body. It plays a vital role in detoxification. If the liver is not funct
 
                Traditional Chinese medicine believes that increasing strength refers to enhancing physical strength, which relies on the normal activity of the body's organs. Among them, the relationship betwee
 
                Chestnuts are a common type of nut, high in starch, and can be used as a staple food or to make various delicious dishes. There is a saying that chestnuts can nourish the kidneys. So, is there any
 
                With the rise in temperature in spring and the end of winter snow, spring rain begins to follow closely. However, due to the humid weather and the unstable climate during the transition from winter
 
                How to Eat Medicinal Diets to Truly "Nourish" In today's emphasis on health preservation, many hotels are promoting "medicinal diets" and "nourishing hot pot" to attract customers. Howeve
 
                According to traditional Chinese medicine, the kidneys are the foundation of our innate constitution. They store essence and are responsible for growth and development. The kidneys utilize qi to sup
 
                According to traditional Chinese medicine, spring is the best season to nourish the liver. In spring, everything comes back to life and the liver becomes active, just like plants and trees. If the l