Method for making bread capable of curing cold

Abstract

The invention relates to traditional Chinese medicine, and particularly to a method for making a bread capable of curing cold. The method comprises taking wheat flour as main raw material, taking yeast, egg, grease and apricot kernel as auxiliary materials, making a dough after a traditional Chinese medicine soup is added, fermenting, shaping, forming, baking, and cooling to make a bakery product. The traditional Chinese medicine soup is decocted by the following components: 8g of hedyotis capitellata, 6g of cabomba caroliniana, 4 to 7g of finelydivided phtheirospermum, 8g of allium victorialis, 5g of semen raphani, 15g of rhizoma sparganii, 11g of undaria pinnatifida, 3 to 7g of rhizoma panacis japonici, 8 to 10g of beautiful millettia root, 5 to 8g of pomegranate blossom, 6g atropanthe pascher and 7g of semen trigonellae and water. The above traditional Chinese medicines are compatible and have clearly different functions, each performs its own function, and the above traditional Chinese medicines bring out the best in each other, can reach to a focus position, and bring out a good treatment effect on cold, particularly acute respiratory tract infection cold. The bread is quick in drug effect, and good in curative effect without poison side-effect, and the effective rate can reach to 100%.

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(1) Technical field [0001] The invention relates to medicines, in particular to a preparation method of bread for treating colds. (2) Background technology [0002] Upper respiratory tract infection is called upper respiratory tract infection for short, also known as common cold. A general term that includes acute inflammation of the nasal cavity, pharynx or larynx. In a broad sense, upper flu is not a disease diagnosis, but a group of diseases, including the common cold, viral pharyngitis, laryngitis, herpetic angina, pharyngoconjunctival fever, and bacterial pharyngotonsillitis. The upper flu in a narrow sense, also known as the common cold, is the most common acute respiratory infectious disease, mostly self-limiting, but with a relatively high incidence. Children have a higher incidence, 6 to 8 times a year. All can fall ill throughout the year, more in winter and spring. Ordinary cold medicine tastes bitter, and many children don't like to drink medicine. If the con...

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Problems solved by technology

Ordinary cold medicine tastes bitter, many children don’t like to drink medicine, the condition can’t be treated in time, it’s easy to delay the best treatment time

[0003] Traditional Chinese medicine strives for the cause of the disease, and sometimes may achieve unexpected results, but currently there are very few drugs that can treat gastrolithiasis at the same time, and the effect still needs to be improved