Pain-relieving and menstrual-regulating porridge

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that "no rule leads to pain" and "no glory leads to pain". Therefore, women with insufficient qi and blood flow may have the opportunity to form "menstrual cramps", a menstrual disease. In the course of clinical diagnosis, physicians have encountered different types of women with menstrual pain, and understand that they often suffer from abdominal distension and pain due to menstrual discomfort, resulting in poor appetite, lack of energy, and lack of blood, which affects their normal social life. Therefore, EC SAYS first created porridge to relieve pain and regulate menstruation, using traditional Chinese herbal medicines and dietary materials that nourish blood and regulate menstruation, warm and relieve pain, and cook it into soup porridge. Warm and appetizing hot porridge to prevent or soothe cycle discomfort and achieve the effect of regulating menstruation and relieving pain. Motherwort and Paeonia lactiflora in Relieving Pain and Menstruation Congee have the functions of "activating blood circulation" and "nourishing blood", making the uterus qi and blood filling and smooth, which can prevent and improve the discomfort during menstruation. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, the accumulation of cold energy in the body can lead to blood stasis. Angelica, ginger, tangerine peel, licorice and other Chinese herbs can warm the middle and dispel cold, and achieve the effect of preventing or relieving menstrual pain. Suitable for: . Women who like raw and cold food or drinks, women who are prone to menstrual cramps. . Women who are stressed at work or in life and are prone to menstrual pain. . Women who often work in air-conditioning or low temperature, and are usually afraid of cold and wind. . Women with premenstrual flank or breast tenderness. Taboo: . Because motherwort has the effect of promoting blood circulation, women should not take it during pregnancy. . Heavy menstrual blood or suffering from metrorrhagia