Balsam pear tea
By LindaJast
Balsam pear has a bitter and cold taste, also known as cold melon. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the efficacy and effect of bitter gourd has the effects of cooling and quenching thirst, beautifying skin, and promoting metabolism. Long-term drinking can strengthen the body and enhance the body's resistance. Rich in nutrients: Rich in vitamin B1, it has the effects of preventing and treating beriberi, maintaining normal heart function, and increasing appetite. Bitter pear contains insulin-like substances that have the effect of lowering blood sugar. Balsam pear tea also contains a proteolipid substance, which can stimulate and enhance the ability of immune cells in animals to devour cancer cells and can play an anti-cancer role.
Recipe Recommendations
- honey appropriate amount
- bitter taste
- other
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Balsam pear tea
1
Prepare the ingredients.
2
Rinse the bitter gourd slices with water.
3
Put the washed bitter gourd slices into the cup.
4
Inject boiling water to brew.
5
Cover and simmer for 8-10 minutes.
6
Friends who are afraid of hardship can add honey to drink after the tea cools a little.