The most important thing that many mothers can do for their adolescent daughters is to give them a bowl of the black soup made from the Radix Rehmanniae, Radix Angelicae Sinensis, Radix Paeoniae, and Rhizoma Chuanxiong, which they think will help them develop and become adults. The fact is that the Si Wu Tang is not commonly used by Chinese medicine to help the development of the prescription, hope that the girl into a phoenix, do not make the mistakes again.
Yes, Si Wu Tang is a prescription for tonifying Qi and regulating blood, but not a prescription for adolescent development! Chinese medicine doctor Sheng-Pu Lee said straight and clear the general people often make the wrong perception. Lee Shen-Pu stressed that in order to help develop the girls’s breasts, skin, and even the health of the uterus and ovaries, drinking the Si Wu Tang to nourish the body is absolutely not right, because the focus of the four ingredients is on nourishing Qi and regulating blood, in order to promote physiological development, regulate menstruation, in addition to the choice of four ingredients, it is best to use Yi Sheng Wan and other prescriptions to truly receive results.
In fact, according to the theory of the human body passed down from ancient times in Chinese medicine, it is believed that the female body changes every seven days, just like the process of the moon changing from the upper string to the lower string, and the moon changes from a full moon to a short moon, based on seven. A week of seven days is the natural cycle of the body, and the cycle of a women’s lifetime of menstruation is exactly seven times seven equals forty-nine years.
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At the age of 14, which is the youngest stage of a woman’s life, it is the most important time to take care of her body according to her age, and to use the right prescriptions to do so. Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee said, the reason is that a woman’s development is very important and will determine the foundation of her health for the rest of her life. On the contrary, if she doesn’t take this opportunity to adjust her body in time, it may lead to incomplete development and many problems, and even the chance of endometriosis and uterine fibroids in the future will also increase.
After puberty, women enter the middle age, that is, the age of 35 to 42, Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee thinks which is the most frequent period of female sexual activity. The focus of attention is different again, because the liver’s metabolic capacity and immune system should be protected, because the cervical area is prone to slight injuries and viral infections. In the unfortunate event that a virus invades the body and the immune system is weak, there is a chance of disease or even cervical cancer. In the next stage, at the age of 49, women usually enter the menopause, and the emotional changes in their bodies are different, so the focus of attention turns to the prevention of menopausal syndrome.
Don’t underestimate the theory of the number “seven”, Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee explained, this comes from the ancient Chinese ancestors’ research system on the human body, the Yin and Yang operation of the human body, unique insight, so that although women appear to be Yin, but inside is actually the number of Yang, the number of fire, even the menstruation is exactly in line with the color of fire, this is now seen in the infinite mystery, especially women, as long as different age, different stages, the use of different Chinese medicine to nourish the body, health is naturally guaranteed.
Especially for the liver, Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee pointed out that the liver is the most important organ in the human body that exercises metabolism, even the uterus and ovaries are also considered by Chinese medicine practitioners as one of the liver’s subsidiary organs. Therefore, regardless of the problems with the uterus and ovaries, as long as the root cause is taken care of and the liver is fully detoxified, the immune system will naturally be strong and less prone to tissue metabolic changes.
Originally from: Health.chinatimes.com
Health Chinatimes/ Reporter Jia-Wen Zhou 2011.01.04
http://health.chinatimes.com/blog/herbs/index_at5156.html
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