The difference between fetal chrysanthemum and chrysanthemum, how many flowers should be soaked at a time

1. The difference between the effects of fetal chrysanthemum and chrysanthemum

1. Chrysanthemum: Chrysanthemum is the unopened buds of chrysanthemum, also known as chrysanthemum. It is a kind of health-preserving treasure, relatively rare, and has good effects. Chrysanthemum contains a variety of nutrients, which can increase the activity of some cells in the body and enhance the body's immunity. Chrysanthemum has a certain antioxidant effect, which can beautify the skin and delay aging. At the same time, chrysanthemum has the effects of nourishing the liver, clearing away heat and removing fire, protecting the eyes, and lowering blood pressure.

2. Chrysanthemum: The effects of chrysanthemum are similar to those of daisy. It is sweet and slightly cold in nature. It contains ingredients such as stachydrine, choline, glucoside, luteolin, and cosmos glycoside. It has the effects of dispersing wind-heat, calming the liver and improving eyesight, and relieving cough and pain.

2. How many chrysanthemums and chrysanthemums should be soaked at one time?

1. Chrysanthemum: You can soak about 3-4 flowers of chrysanthemum at a time. When making tea with chrysanthemum, do not use more than 5 flowers. For people with low blood pressure, it is best not to use more than 3 flowers to avoid causing bad effects. After the chrysanthemums are soaked in water, the flower buds are tightly closed, which can better preserve the fragrance.

2. Chrysanthemum: Soak about 4-5 chrysanthemums at a time, brew with hot water, and can be mixed with wolfberry, green tea, etc. for drinking.