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White chrysanthemum and wolfberry tea for tired eyes
White chrysanthemum and wolfberry tea for dry, tired eyes after screen time. Cooling, caffeine-free kitchen steep.
Read biteIn brief
Place one whole Luo Han Guo fruit (crack the shell) or 5–8 g dried pieces in a heatproof cup or small pot. Pour 250–300 ml boiling water, cover, and steep for five to eight minutes. Sip warm. This kitchen tea is used when festive heat sits with thirst or dry stools. It is food therapy, not a laxative drug or a substitute for a pattern read.
Recipe
The method
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Measure
Crack one whole Luo Han Guo or measure 5–8 g dried pieces into a heatproof cup or small pot.
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Steep
Pour 250–300 ml boiling water over the fruit. Cover and steep for five to eight minutes. You can lightly press the pulp to release more sweetness.
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Sip
Sip warm. Resteep once if the flavour is still clear. Skip extra sweetener unless a physician has agreed.
Try today Steep Luo Han Guo when thirst or dry stools sit with festive heat.
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Kitchen recipes are educational, not personal medical advice. Book a consult for lasting heaty signs, constipation, or if home teas worsen symptoms.
FAQs
Quick questions
When should I drink Luo Han Guo tea?
When thirst, dry mouth, or dry stools sit with heaty festive snacks is the usual kitchen habit. Steep five to eight minutes and sip warm.
Whole fruit or dried pieces?
Either works for this educational steep. Use one whole fruit (crack the shell) or about 5–8 g dried pieces in 250–300 ml boiling water.
Can I drink this every day in CNY week?
Occasional use when heat sits with thirst is the educational habit. Ease off if stools loosen or you feel colder. It is not a daily medicine dose.
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