What Is Raspberry? A Complete Introduction to Its Benefits and Uses
What is raspberry? Raspberry is also known as tree raspberry, Zhongtianpao, Wengniu, Niunaimu, Fupenzi, Wupiaozi, Xiaotuopan, and Shanpao. Raspberry is sweet and sour in taste, slightly warm in nature; it enters the Liver and Kidney meridians; its qi is fragrant and its substance moistening, descending yet also ascending.
Raspberry's benefits and effects: Raspberry is sweet and sour in taste, slightly warm in nature; it enters the Liver and Kidney meridians; its qi is fragrant and its substance moistening, descending yet also ascending; it has the benefits of tonifying and nourishing the Liver and Kidney, securing essence and reducing urination, brightening the eyes and darkening the hair; it mainly treats impotence and spermatorrhea, turbid leukorrhea and infertility, frequent urination and enuresis due to Kidney deficiency, dim vision, and premature graying of the hair and beard.
Raspberry is suitable for:
1. Suitable for those with Liver deficiency, those with impotence, those with spermatorrhea, those with infertility, those with frequent urination, and those with blurred vision.
2. Those with Kidney deficiency and hyperactive fire, those with scanty dark urination, and women in early pregnancy should take it with caution.
Guidelines for using raspberry:
1. Add it to soups and congee as an auxiliary ingredient.
2. For those with impotence, premature ejaculation, spermatorrhea and seminal leakage, it can be taken alone as a powder, or combined with kidney-tonifying and essence-securing medicines such as Shayuanzi (Astragalus complanatus), Shanzhuyu (Cornus officinalis), Qianshi (Euryale ferox), and Longgu (fossilized bone).
3. For those with Liver and Kidney depletion, insufficient essence and blood, and blurred vision, it can be taken alone over a long period, or combined with Sangshenzi (mulberry fruit), Gouqizi (goji berry), and Huaishengdi (Rehmannia root).
What is raspberry? We believe that after reading this introduction, you already understand.