养生在于健脾开胃 胃口不好尝酸苦吃生姜（Health is the Jianpikaiwei appetite is not good taste bitter to eat ginger）.docVIP

养生在于健脾开胃 胃口不好尝酸苦吃生姜（Health is the Jianpikaiwei appetite is not good taste bitter to eat ginger） Health is the Jianpikaiwei appetite is not good taste bitter to eat ginger Summer solstice is most likely to get wet colds You can eat some of the pills The summer solstice season is the plum rains season in the south of the Yangtze River. Cold and warm air masses converge here, resulting in rainy weather and very humid air. At this time, people easily infected with moisture, spleen and stomach weak people easy to recruit outside the wet invasion, thereby blocking the digestive function of the spleen and stomach. There is heat, Q - five kinds of operation said: it is hot in the day, in the fire...... Its nature is summer heat. Summer heat alone in summer. Professor Chen Yi says that summer is more humid. The summer heat makes the rainy and humid, and the heat steaming and wetting moves the humidity of the air. Therefore, the heat evil is the disease, and often carries the damp evil to invade the human body. Every year after the summer solstice, the wet patients will rise.. Shushi, in Chinese traditional medicine refers to the syndrome of heat dampness, the most common symptoms are fever, chest tightness, upset, yellow and greasy fur, severe cough, fever and red stool symptoms of the pond, urinate short red. Summer heat and cold are commonly known as hot colds. Hot cold fever and autumn and winter cold, fever and aversion to cold light, most patients feel cold, but fever, sweating but not antipyretic. To cope with summer heat and cold, Chinese medicine should use the method of clearing away summer heat, such as eating Qi Qi Qi pills, drinking Artemisia, Qin, Qing Qi soup and so on. Summer damp cold, if you have a fever, eat antipyretic effect is not necessarily good. Traditional Chinese medicine divides heat stroke into two kinds: Yang heat and Yin heat. Move and get it, for Yang summer; static and get, for the Yin heat.. Professor Chen Yi says. Simply speaking, walking, w