Functional food for dual purposes of medicines and foods

Abstract

The invention provides a functional food for dual purposes of medicines and foods. The functional food for dual purposes of medicines and foods comprises the following raw materials: hawthorn fruits,dried tangerine or orange peel and blueberries. A making method of the functional food comprises the following steps: S1, selecting hawthorn fruits, completely cleaning the hawthorn fruits, removing kernels for later use, selecting dried tangerine or orange peel, soaking the dried tangerine or orange peel into water till softening for later use, selecting blueberries, and completely cleaning the blueberries for later use; S2, crushing the hawthorn fruits, the dried tangerine or orange peel and the blueberries treated in the step S1 in a crushing machine so as to obtain a mixture A; S3, sterilizing the mixture A prepared in the step S2, putting the mixture A into a fermentation tank, adding a proper amount of pure water and a proper amount of yeast into the fermentation tank, and performinglow-temperature fermentation so as to obtain a fermentation product B; S4, drying the fermentation product B prepared in the step S3 so as to obtain a tablet C; and S5, packaging the tablet C prepared in the step S4, so as to obtain a finished product. The functional food for dual purposes of medicines and foods, which is provided by the invention, has the advantages of being convenient to make and good in fat reduction and thrombolysis function on premise that no pain is caused, no operation is implemented and the liver and the kidney are not hurt.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of hyperlipidemia treatment, in particular to a functional food with the same source of medicine and food. Background technique [0002] Due to abnormal fat metabolism or operation, one or more lipids in plasma are higher than normal, which is called hyperlipidemia. Lipids that are insoluble or slightly soluble in water must be combined with proteins to exist in the form of lipoproteins. Therefore, hyperlipidemia is often It is hyperlipoproteinemia, manifested as hypercholesterolemia, hypertriglyceridemia or both, clinically divided into two categories: ① primary, rare, hereditary lipid metabolism disorder; ② secondary Episodic, common in poorly controlled diabetes, alcohol consumption, hypothyroidism, nephrotic syndrome, renal dialysis, kidney transplantation, biliary obstruction, oral contraceptives, etc. [0003] The current treatment for hyperlipidemia is almost all drugs containing statins and fibrates...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] At present, the treatment for hyperlipidemia is almost all drugs containing statins and fibrates, but these drugs have certain side effects and damage liver and kidney functions