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Excuse me, who has a recipe for keeping healthy and soaking wine? One is enough.
A:

I suggest you go to the book market or Xinhua Bookstore.

There are many such books.

Medical guidelines never get too drunk.

Composition: 60 grams of lotus seeds, 60 grams of radix rehmanniae, 60 grams of Sophora japonica, 60 grams of acanthopanax bark, 6 pebbles and 3000 grams of white wine.

Methods: The above drugs were mashed, put into gauze bags without iron, put into containers filled with Chinese liquor, and sealed for soaking. Soak in spring and summer 1 month, soak in summer and autumn for 20 days and soak in summer 10 day.

Function: tonifying kidney and essence, blackening beard and hair. It is suitable for middle-aged and elderly people with deficiency of essence and blood, symptoms such as premature whitening, listlessness, dizziness and tinnitus, and soreness of waist and knees.

How to take it: you can drink it at will every day according to your personal capacity, and don't get drunk. If it doesn't work, you can brew it again.

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