Drinking tea in winter is just right

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During winter tea brewing~~

It’s getting cold, Ymtea will take you to boil the tea together.

In winter, as the temperature drops, all things are collected. At this time, the cold air condenses and is absorbed, causing poor circulation of qi and blood in the human body, which can easily trigger old diseases or worsen the condition. In addition, the human body stores yang qi, and qi and blood tend to flow inward. Water and dampness are not easily released from the surface of the body, and most of them need to be vaporized and released through the kidneys and bladder. A small amount of them become body fluids and spread throughout the body. Due to the fact that most of the water becomes wet and flows into the bladder as urine, it invisibly increases the burden on the kidneys, which can easily lead to diseases such as nephritis, enuresis, urinary incontinence, edema, etc. Therefore, winter health preservation focuses on maintaining the kidneys.

On a winter afternoon, sunlight shines through the window and forms warm spots on the ground. At this moment, the most comfortable thing is to boil tea around the stove. The charcoal fire in the furnace is raging, and the red flames are jumping, as if telling a story of winter. Boil a pot of hot tea and watch the tea leaves roll and stretch in the water, gradually emitting a refreshing fragrance. Taking a light sip, the warm tea soup flowed down my throat, instantly dispelling the chill on my body and making me feel satisfied. Sitting around the fireplace with three or five friends, chatting and sharing the bits and pieces of life, time seems to slow down at this moment, leaving only the tranquility and beauty of this place.

When drinking tea, be quiet and enjoy the tea alone.The fragrance of tea is like a dream, with nothing to worry about.

1. Lemon black tea: It has the effects of generating fluids, quenching thirst, warming the spleen and stomach, diuresis, and expectorant removal. It is mostly suitable for cough, phlegm, loss of appetite, stomach cold pain, dry throat, and other symptoms caused by winter wind and cold invasion.

2. Rose honey Pu’er tea: It has the effects of regulating qi and blood, nourishing spleen and stomach, and is mostly suitable for diseases such as poor appetite caused by winter qi and blood imbalance, spleen and stomach deficiency and coldness, cold and painful epigastric pain, fatigue and lack of consciousness.

3. Pu erh Job’s tears tea: Pu erh ripe tea is boiled together with Job’s tears to warm the stomach, body, dispel dampness, and replenish energy.