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Root cause of body odour, smelly feet is the dampness( 濕氣) in our body. Just remove the dampness( 濕氣) in our body and there will be no more body odour. 脾胃虛的人常常會有腹脹,肚子有脹氣、食慾不振、大便濕濕黏黏的,很稀軟,老是覺得排不乾淨,容易頭暈、中暑,臉色比較蒼白的人大概就是因為脾氣虛,假如剛好他有體臭的話,那常常就是脾胃虛而造成的體臭。
Brown sugar, red dates, gou qi zi and ginger. Great tonic for woman. Suitable for man too. Remember to wash red dates and gou qi zi . Red dates can be tear to pieces. Ginger must be cut into thin slices. Add brown sugar only when you have finish boiling the ingredients. If you have no time to boil the above ingredients, Just add the 4 ingredients into a cup and add in boiling hot water. Can be reused up to 3 times. Don`t waste the ingredients.
The liver is an organ without nerves, so no matter how tired it is, it never groans or screams pain.
That is why many people suffered from liver problems without knowing.
Liver is one of the busiest organ in the body and have more than 1500 functions.
Liver problem symptoms
Dry mouth, bitter mouth, smelly breath, body odour
Lots of gas in stomach, pass gas frequently
Weakness in whole body, feeling sleepy often
Gum bleeds easily, oily face, back and hair
Face is yellow, dry eyes, yellow eyes
Serious hair loss and nausea ,vomit, serious acne
Uncontrollable emotion, frequent dream
Legs and ankles swelling
Itchy skin, rough and yellowish skin
loss of appetite
Poor sleeping quality , suffer from insomnia
Pale stool colour
Forgetful
Get tired easily
Indigestion
Increased risk of grey hair
Hot tempered
Vertical lines on finger nails
Milk Thistle is the best herb for curing all kinds of liver diseases.
Milk Thistle is the only herb that is a xenobiotic. There are poisons that you can eat that the liver or body knows nothing about and so it cannot neutralize them or get rid of those poisons form the body and they just end up staying in your body permanently doing harm.
Milk Thistle will get rid of these poisons because it is an efficient xenobiotic that can remove such poisons from the body safely.
Milk thistle can be bought from pharmacy.
Liver cancer is more common in men than women, although the reasons aren't entirely clear】
Risk factors
1. Excessive alcohol use
2. Smoking,
3. Liver infections such as hepatitis B and hepatitis C
Bamboo chopsticks can be used to hit the affected area.
健康兩點靈精選:陳月卿私房經絡拍打功
Use bamboo chopsticks to hit the affected area.
Bamboo therapy/hitting therapy timing 2.57
I prefer this therapy device over chopstick if you can find this device. It is about 60 cm. You can use it to hit all parts of your body especially your back.
I bought this therapy device at a Chinatown shop along smith street for 3.90 sgd. Do write in comment box if you know other places where you can buy this therapy device.
Star anise can treat gassy stomach, abdominal pain, hiccups, kidney deficiency, back pain and swelling in the legs.
Here is a list of 100 potential benefits and uses of star anise, which has been valued for its medicinal and culinary properties for centuries:
Health Benefits
Antiviral properties (contains shikimic acid, a precursor for antiviral drugs)
Antibacterial properties
Antifungal properties
Antioxidant-rich (helps fight free radicals)
Boosts immune system
Promotes respiratory health
Aids in digestion
Reduces bloating and gas
Relieves indigestion
Stimulates appetite
Relieves nausea
Reduces stomach cramps
Supports liver function
Promotes detoxification
Eases symptoms of colic
Alleviates menstrual cramps
Helps regulate menstrual cycles
Balances hormone levels
Reduces hot flashes in menopause
Promotes restful sleep
Treats insomnia
Calms anxiety
Relieves stress
Improves mood
Supports cognitive function
Promotes mental clarity
Boosts energy levels
Supports skin health
Reduces signs of aging
Promotes skin hydration
Treats acne
Soothes eczema
Anti-inflammatory properties
Relieves joint pain
Helps with arthritis
Eases muscle aches
Supports cardiovascular health
Improves blood circulation
Helps lower blood pressure
Lowers cholesterol levels
Supports heart health
Reduces the risk of heart disease
Improves metabolic function
Aids in weight loss
Regulates blood sugar levels
Helps manage diabetes
Supports kidney health
Acts as a natural diuretic
Relieves urinary tract infections
Supports reproductive health
Boosts libido
Aids in lactation
Promotes healthy digestion in infants
Supports bone health
Rich in essential nutrients (vitamins and minerals)
Promotes hair growth
Prevents dandruff
Strengthens hair
Soothes dry scalp
Reduces bad breath
Treats oral infections
Relieves toothache
Improves gum health
Relieves sore throat
Helps treat cough
Reduces congestion
Eases bronchitis symptoms
Supports lung function
Relieves asthma symptoms
Soothes respiratory infections
Alleviates cold and flu symptoms
Boosts healing of wounds
Acts as a natural expectorant
Fights against Candida infections
Eases urinary discomfort
Helps treat kidney stones
Promotes bile production
Improves nutrient absorption
Reduces symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
Supports mental focus and clarity
Improves memory
Reduces risk of neurodegenerative diseases
Helps treat fungal skin infections
Aids in healing minor cuts and bruises
Promotes wound healing
Contains vitamin C (supports immune health)
May reduce cancer risk (due to antioxidant content)
Helps maintain hormonal balance
Supports eye health
Protects against age-related macular degeneration
Improves gut microbiota
Acts as a natural insect repellent
Eases ear infections
Helps soothe headaches
Promotes emotional well-being
Relieves cold sores
Supports healthy thyroid function
Helps improve fertility
Supports healthy aging
Adds flavor and aroma in culinary dishes
Star anise is widely used in both traditional and modern herbal remedies for its wide range of therapeutic properties. However, as with any herb, it is essential to use it in moderation and consult a healthcare professional for medical use, especially during pregnancy or for individuals with specific medical conditions.
Here are 100 more benefits and uses of star anise, adding to its wide-ranging versatility:
More Health Benefits
Supports adrenal function
Boosts metabolism
Regulates bowel movements
Relieves constipation
Alleviates symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
Improves coping mechanisms during stressful situations
Helps combat fatigue
Reduces mental fog
May enhance cognitive performance
Promotes longevity and vitality
Assists with the body’s detoxification processes
Improves lymphatic drainage
Enhances skin elasticity
Prevents skin dehydration
Fights against skin infections
Balances oily skin
Improves overall complexion
Tightens pores
Brightens skin tone
Acts as a natural deodorant
Provides anti-aging benefits for skin
Reduces the appearance of dark spots
Improves skin texture
Reduces puffiness under the eyes
Fades under-eye circles
Relieves dry and chapped lips
Encourages hair strength and elasticity
Restores shine to dull hair
Helps prevent split ends
Improves scalp circulation
Reduces scalp irritation
May protect against hair thinning
Supports hair follicles
Helps prevent premature graying
Promotes healthy scalp
Stimulates hair growth from dormant follicles
Strengthens nails
Reduces the risk of fungal infections on nails
May protect against psoriasis
Improves overall skin health
Helps eliminate toxins from the skin
Acts as a topical pain reliever
Soothes sunburned skin
Heals minor burns
Helps prevent blisters
Eases symptoms of dermatitis
Improves mood balance
Supports emotional healing
Helps reduce mood swings
May reduce symptoms of depression
Improves emotional resilience
May enhance creative thinking
Increases mindfulness
May enhance meditation practices
Provides mental clarity in decision-making
Helps reduce self-doubt
Promotes a sense of groundedness
Increases self-confidence
Supports balanced communication
Promotes patience and calmness
Encourages self-discipline
Improves goal-setting focus
Promotes emotional intelligence
Aids in overcoming trauma
Enhances spiritual awareness
Promotes emotional detoxification
Assists with emotional balance during hormonal changes
Reduces burnout symptoms
Improves resilience against emotional exhaustion
Helps balance energy levels
Assists in reducing compulsive behavior
Boosts motivation
Encourages self-care
Promotes relaxation after a busy day
May aid in overcoming grief
Supports recovery from emotional stress
May ease symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome
Provides emotional grounding during times of transition
Promotes overall well-being and harmony
Star anise continues to be valued for its holistic properties in traditional and modern herbal medicine. However, always consult with a healthcare provider before using it in therapeutic amounts, especially for specific medical conditions.
Here are another 100 potential benefits, uses, and aspects of star anise, illustrating its wide range of applications:
Culinary Uses
Used in Chinese five-spice powder
Adds depth to soups and broths
Common ingredient in pho (Vietnamese soup)
Used in Indian curries
Enhances the flavor of mulled wine
Flavoring in herbal teas
Used in baking (cookies, cakes, pastries)
Adds flavor to savory stews
Enhances the taste of braised meats
Flavors marinades
Used in pickling recipes
Popular in fruit compotes
Adds fragrance to jams and jellies
Used in liqueur production (pastis, sambuca)
Enhances chutneys and relishes
Popular in poaching liquids for fruits
Infuses rice dishes with a unique flavor
Used in spice rubs for meats
Flavors homemade sauces (soy-based, tomato-based)
Complements chocolate desserts
Enhances flavor in caramel-based sauces
Adds aroma to herbal vinegar
Used to flavor cocktails
Infused in cream for dessert recipes
Used in hot chocolate and coffee
Flavors pumpkin or apple pie
Used in custards and puddings
Flavors homemade ice cream
Infused in syrups for pancakes or waffles
Adds a kick to salad dressings
Flavors roasted vegetables
Used in spice blends for barbecue sauces
Seasoning for fish and seafood
Adds depth to homemade ketchup
Used in basting liquids for grilled meats
Adds an exotic twist to smoothies
Enhances the flavor of herbal butters
Flavors cream sauces
Used in confectioneries like candy and gum
Enhances popcorn seasoning
Infuses oils and fats for cooking
Used in fermentation processes (kombucha)
Enhances the flavor of stewed fruit
Used in marinade for tofu
Improves the taste of seitan or plant-based meats
Flavors dumplings and wontons
Adds aroma to rice pudding
Used in flavoring dairy-free milk alternatives
Enhances gingerbread or spice cakes
Adds warmth to savory sauces
Used in infused honey recipes
Infuses spirits for homemade liquors
Flavors syrups for cocktails or mocktails
Added to glazes for roasted poultry
Pairs well with vanilla and cinnamon
Used in Mediterranean spice blends
Adds warmth to Middle Eastern dishes
Infused in soy or tamari sauces
Flavors miso-based soups
Used in spicy, sweet stir-fry sauces
Adds depth to chili or spicy soups
Infused in coconut milk-based curries
Flavors dairy-based dips and sauces
Used in stuffing recipes for poultry
Enhances savory pancakes or flatbreads
Infuses bread dough for artisan bread
Used in rice pilafs or grain bowls
Flavors barbecue rubs for pork
Infuses roasted nuts or seeds with flavor
Used in jams for cheeses or charcuterie boards
Enhances sauces for duck or game meats
Adds spice to spiced cider or mulled drinks
Flavoring for syrups in fruit cocktails
Infused in hot beverages like chai tea
Adds aroma to sauces for pasta dishes
Used in brining liquids for meats
Flavors Asian-style pickled vegetables
Used in glazes for ham or pork roast
Infused in homemade bitters for cocktails
Added to mole sauces in Mexican cuisine
Enhances the taste of roasted garlic
Infuses oils for dipping bread
Flavors popcorn with spice blends
Used in craft beer brewing
Used in savory crepes or blini recipes
Infuses hot toddies or winter punches
Enhances yogurt-based dips
Used in herbal jelly or fruit spreads
Infused in caramel for desserts
Used in pancake or waffle batter
Infused in flavored water or spa water
Flavors oatmeal or porridge dishes
Used in marinades for roasted vegetables
Adds spice to fruit salad or compote
Infused in homemade candies or brittle
Used in charcuterie or meat pies
Flavors spicy tomato-based salsas
Used in glazes for roasted root vegetables
Enhances the flavor of polenta or grits
Used in flavoring brined tofu or tempeh
Star anise is a versatile spice not only in health and traditional medicine but also in culinary applications around the world, bringing both depth and warmth to an array of dishes. Its distinctive flavor profile, reminiscent of licorice, lends itself well to both savory and sweet recipes.