清除上火的食物知多少（How much do you know about scavenging food）.docVIP

清除上火的食物知多少（How much do you know about scavenging food） Symptoms of fire symptoms, eat good food, too full Fire is the traditional Chinese medicine terminology, when people have a sore throat, red eyes, nose, mouth and tongue hot dry rotten mouth, nosebleeds, toothache and other symptoms, which is the Chinese said lit. The fire has a deeper meaning, which is lit some of the generalized symptoms, such as stomach can have a stomachache, dry stool and other symptoms, lung fire may have hemoptysis, cough, yellow sputum and other symptoms, anger there will be some irritability, insomnia, women have breast pain etc.. And how did the fire come about? Dry throat throat dumb: drink weak brine; take honey pear orange sugar drink tea. Sore throat: eat pears can prevent mouth sores and sore throat; with vinegar and amounts of mouthwash, can relieve pain; tender loofah smashed Ji Zhi, frequently gargle; throat pain, a spoonful of soy sauce can wash gargle, about 1 minutes out, for 3 - 4 times, have curative effect. Mouth blisters: cut a few slices of ginger entrance to chew, can gradually eliminate blisters; wash my face before going to sleep, painted lips squeeze a bit of the ointment of pain, the pain can be relieved, to apply for a few days, the pain disappeared. Nose hard to pass: such as left nostrils, feasible prone position or the right side, right hand on the right neck, palm root near the earlobe, hold the head, facing right, right above the elbow stretch, stretch as far as possible. Due to the role of meridians stretching, less than ten seconds, more than dozens of seconds, you can vent your nostrils. If the right side of nasal congestion, you can reverse the action of governance. Both sides simultaneously stuffy nose, may rotate the movement to treat. Fire: Notional two kinds of virtual fire manifested as fever, sweating, upset, dry mouth; real fire performance for repeated oral ulcers, dry mouth, short red urine, irritability etc.. Lung fire: Mainly for dry cough, no