I love autumn in particular, when it comes to joy, when it does not make people sweat out of their backs or wear a few pounds of clothes, and when people are particularly relaxed, they travel gently. But in autumn, it is easy to get sick, the weather is dry, the temper is dry, it is easy to catch a cold, it's not half a month bad, and it's very easy to get on fire. In autumn, the risk of gastrointestinal disease, cooler weather and increased appetite for human consumption can lead to increased gastrointestinal burden, functional disorders, early and late colder temperatures and a slight lack of attention, which may induce an allergy to enteric intestine, which increases the intestines and causes diarrhoea; in the autumn, human immune functions will decrease: When the human body is irritated by cold air, there is an increase in chemical grouping of amino acids in the blood, an increase in gastric acids, and a convulsive contraction of the gastrointestinal body, which reduces the body's resistance and adaptability and is highly susceptible to gastrointestinal disease. It is indeed very important in the autumn to make up not only for excessive summer consumption, but also to increase human resilience to cold weather and prepare for a safe winter. Autumn infirmity uses yellow chicken. Yellow platinum is a traditional accelerant, which has the effect of irritating, retorting, rising sun, solid surfaces, toxious muscles, etc。
LAST TIME THIS SOUP WAS MADE LAST YEAR, IT WAS HIS OWN FOOD, AND THIS TIME, MR.L'S BROTHER BROUGHT IT FROM HIS HOME, AND HIS PURE NATURAL CHICKENS AND PIGS, 100% WITHOUT ADDITIVES, WERE ALWAYS THE PERFECT MIX. AFTER A LONG THREE-HOUR PERIOD, THE HOT TUMMY CHICKEN COMES OUT OF THE POT, THE TUMMY BOILS SOFTLY, THE SESAME WITH SMELT, A LITTLE SOUP JUICE, A LITTLE BIT BIT OF THE TUMMY, AND THE GREASY SOUP SPILLS OUT. IF YOU LIKE A GINGER, MAKE A SAUCER, AND IT'S ANOTHER TASTE, I FORGOT. AFTER THE CHICKEN STEW IS COOKED, THE MEAT GETS ROUGHER, THE CHICKEN IS TORN INTO STRIPS WITH CHOPSTICKS, WITH A LITTLE FRAGRANCE OF GARLIC AND SOY SAUCE, AND A LITTLE FRAGRANCE, WHO SAYS THE SOUP IS NOT GOOD
Autumn, though a good harvest, is a symptom for many. I heard the old Chinese doctor say that the autumn is warm and cool, and the autumn is in the fifth line of “gold”, which corresponds to the “dry evil”, and the “pulmonary” in the vulva. Autumn irritation is a disease that occurs in the autumn when people feel degenerative and is characterized by lung symptoms (respiratory symptoms), which are equivalent to diseases such as influenza and acute bronchitis in western medicine. In general terms, the “deficient” characteristic is “dry-winner”, i.e., the defunct can lead to discomfort, symptoms such as dry skin and loss of body fluid. Clinics vary according to the nature of their heat, and are classified as “hot” and “cool”. Most of the first occurs in the early autumn when the weather is hot, or when the rain is cold, and in addition to the above-mentioned dry symptoms, there may be symptoms of similar colds, such as headaches, thirst, swollen throats, coughing, mossy tongues, pulses, etc., while the second begins in the late autumn with similar symptoms of colds, such as headaches, colds, sweatlessness, nasal slugs, coughing, and mosaic veins. The vermin is known as vermin grass. It is a fungus. It is made of cystalmium, rhesus, rhesus. The weeds are just a special name for people in the South. In order to distinguish it from winter worm summer grass, smart merchants gave it a beautiful name -- - “Worm grass plants” are suitable for people: 1. brain-workers; 2. sub-health populations; 2. fatigue, influenza, overweight, infirmity and low immune capacity; 3. Articular acid pain, poor kidney function; 4. Face colour, darkness. It applies to diseases such as lung renal failure, lack of abdominal strength, short coughing, self-sweeting, soft waist knee acid, impotence and coughing blood. It is also good for those who are old and infirm, ill and have post-partum decomposition, because of its slowness and ability to heal the sun。
