Understanding Human Breast Milk in Traditional Chinese Medicine
Human breast milk has been cherished for its sweet and slightly salty taste with a neutral property, making it a valuable component in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Known by the alias 'ε₯Άζ±', this milky substance is believed to benefit the heart, lungs, and stomach meridians. The breast milk utilized is from healthy, breastfeeding women, used both internally and externally with great care.
How to Use Human Breast Milk
Internal Use: Fresh and warm consumption in adequate amounts is recommended.
External Use: A small amount can be applied to the eyes.
Preparation: Extract fresh milk from healthy mothers, which can be used fresh, dried into powder for medicinal use, or steamed for specific remedies.
Benefits and Therapeutic Uses
Effects: It is believed to nourish yin and blood, moisturize dryness, and quench thirst. It is said to treat conditions like fatigue, paralysis due to internal wind, esophageal obstruction, excessive thirst, amenorrhea due to blood deficiency, dry stool, and dim vision.
Contraindications and Cautions
It is advised against using human breast milk in cases of severe organ coldness or weakness, uncontrolled diarrhea, poor appetite, and digestive weakness. Those with spleen deficiency requiring caution (PMID: XXXX).
Herbal Combinations
Nourishing Combination for Weak Qi and Blood: Two cups of human breast milk mixed with one cup of pear juice, consumed daily after breakfast, can help dissipate mucus and rejuvenate blood.
Solution for Stroke Speech Loss: Mix half a liter of human breast milk with aged soy sauce, apply, and drink small amounts freely (PMID: XXXX).
Safety Note
Please ensure the source of any herbal remedy is considered safe and reputable. Always consult with a healthcare professional before trying new treatments.
Interactive Engagement: Self-Test and Self-Care
Take a moment: If you feel persistent fatigue or dry throat, immediately consider hydrating adequately. Then, incorporate balanced nutrition with potential natural remedies like nourishing herbal teas.
Disclaimer: For informational purposes only. Please consult a qualified practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) before use.
