Agerasia preparation

Abstract

The invention discloses an agerasia preparation, which is prepared from the following raw medicaments in portion by weight: 24 to 96 portions of ginger, 12 to 48 portions of date, 6 to 24 portions of fennel, 3 to 12 portions of white salt, 1 to 4 portions of clove, 2 to 8 portions of dried orange peel and 15 to 18 portions of liquorice. The preparation is based on an ancient agerasia prescription and uses the dried orange peel of which the efficacy and the synergic action of which are greater than those of tambac in a list of Chinese medicinal materials allowed to eat according to the stipulation of the national health department to substitute the tambac which is absent from the list to prepare into health care food which can be taken for a long time and is cheap and good. The preparation obtained after the extraction and concentration through modern technology ensures that the extraction and retention of effective active substances of medicinal materials are maximized, and finished products of the preparation have small thinning amount, and are easy for human bodies to absorb and carry. The composition has the advantages of safe eating, various product forms, and broad applicable crowds.

Description

Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to an anti-aging health-care product, in particular to a health-care Chinese patent medicine prepared by improving an ancient prescription of youthful appearance, and belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicine health food. Background technique: [0002] Ming · "Miraculous Prescription". [Efficacy] It makes people look young. [Preparation method] All the medicines are smashed into coarse powder, and evenly prepared for later use. [Usage] Three or five qian each time, decocted or soaked in boiling water in the morning. [Evaluation] For this prescription, the ancients once wrote such a hymn: "One catty of ginger and half catty of jujube, two liang of white salt and three liang of grass, half of each clove and agarwood, and four liang of fennel. That’s right, this medicine is better than a treasure if you cultivate it together. Drink a cup every morning, and your face will last forever.” [0003] The Ministry of Health'...

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Problems solved by technology

In addition, the active ingredient content of agarwood depends on the amount of resin contained in the wood fiber. The resin content in the original medicine is extremely uneven, and it is difficult to grasp quantitatively. It is well known that agarwood has a hundred years of fragrance, and now the wild raw materials that can meet the application conditions of ancient prescriptions have been used. The fast-grown agarwood tree that has been cut down and reproduced now has a weak medicinal effect, just like the vegetable-priced ganoderma lucidum and ginseng, which have a false name