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What should I eat for yin deficiency and fire flourishing dietotherapy?
Yin deficiency and excessive fire are the dialectical diagnosis of traditional Chinese medicine, which is mainly regulated by traditional Chinese medicine. Suggest nourishing yin and clearing heat. At the same time, we should also adjust our mentality and maintain emotional stability and calmness. The symptoms of people with yin deficiency and fire are often aggravated in hot and dry summer. Recommend the following dietary remedies that can nourish yin and regulate the spleen and stomach:

(1) Rehmannia glutinosa porridge: Rehmannia glutinosa juice 150ml (or dried Rehmannia glutinosa soup 150ml) and rice 100g. Rice porridge, porridge cooked, add rehmannia juice, stir well and serve.

(2) Asparagus porridge: asparagus 60g, rice 100g. Fry asparagus to remove residue, add rice to cook porridge and eat it for breakfast.

(3) Lily porridge: fresh lily 50g, rice 100g, and appropriate amount of rock sugar. Cook the rice porridge first, then add the lily, cook it, and season it with rock sugar before eating. If there is no fresh lily, you can use 30 grams of dried lily powder or rice to cook porridge.

Pay attention to in life:

(1) abstinence from sexual life, generally, excessive fire due to yin deficiency is caused by yin essence loss.

(2) Don't eat warm and dry fruits and condiments, such as litchi, longan, durian, mango, star anise, pepper and cinnamon. And don't eat greasy foods such as high fat and calories. It is better to quit McDonald's and KFC.

(3) Do not drink stimulating drinks such as coffee. You can drink less green tea. Usually mung bean soup can also quench thirst, but mung bean is cold, and people with spleen and stomach deficiency are forbidden to use it.