
We Chinese have always had the habit of drinking tea. In winter, women drinking some jujube-related teas can help replenish energy and blood, while men drinking teas like White Fungus Tea can help reduce internal heat. Therefore, drinking tea in winter is very beneficial for the body. Below, let's explore what teas are good to drink in winter.
What teas are good for women to drink in winter
Chrysanthemum Pu'er Tea
Method: 2.5g dried chrysanthemums, 3g Pu'er tea leaves. Place the chrysanthemums and Pu'er tea leaves into a lidded porcelain cup and pour in boiling water. Discard the first brew, then pour in boiling water again. After about 2 minutes, lift the lid—the chrysanthemum fragrance will emerge. Drink while hot.
Efficacy: Has the effects of clearing heat, relieving summer heat, detoxifying, aiding digestion, reducing greasiness, promoting urination, loosening the bowels, eliminating phlegm, dispelling wind and relieving exterior syndromes, relieving cough and promoting salivation, boosting energy, and prolonging life. (Hangzhou white chrysanthemums and Huangshan Gongju chrysanthemums are considered the best varieties.)
Jujube Tea
Method: 5g of jujubes, score with a knife, remove the pits, and place in a teacup. Brew with boiling water and drink daily as tea.
Efficacy: Strengthens the spleen and stomach, nourishes the liver and blood, boosts energy, and promotes fluid production. Suitable for everyone, especially women and those with poor digestion.
Milk Black Tea
Method: 3g black tea, 100g milk, 2g salt. Place the black tea in a pot and decoct with water for 5 minutes. Strain out the tea leaves. In another pot, heat the milk. After the milk boils, add the tea juice and salt, and stir.
Efficacy: Drinking once every morning can effectively replenish energy and blood and strengthen the body.
Jujube and Goji Berry Tea
Method: 25g jujubes, 20g goji berries, an appropriate amount of brown sugar. Place the pitted jujubes and goji berries into a pot with water and decoct. Once the jujubes soften, add brown sugar, mix well, and drink.
Efficacy: Can effectively help prevent high blood pressure.
Ginseng Jujube Tea
Method: 25g ginseng, 25g jujubes, 5g black tea. Wash the ginseng and pitted jujubes and set aside. Place all ingredients into a pot and brew into tea.
Efficacy: Improves energy and blood deficiency, enhances physical strength, and restores vitality.
What teas are good for men to drink in winter
White Fungus Tea
Method: Stew white fungus and rock sugar together in a pot. Brew tea with boiling water for five minutes. Pour the tea into the white fungus soup, mix well, and consume.
Efficacy: This tea drink has good heat-reducing and Yin-nourishing effects. If a cough is present, consuming this tea also has moisturizing and cough-relieving effects.
Radish Tea
Method: Wash white radish, slice, and cook in a pot. Add a small amount of salt for seasoning. Brew tea with boiling water for five minutes. Pour the tea into the radish juice, mix well, and consume. Drink twice daily.
Efficacy: This tea is suitable not only for men in winter but also for women. It has good effects of clearing lung heat and eliminating phlegm and dampness. If a small amount of salt is added, it also helps clear lung heat.
Bitter Melon Tea
Method: Remove the pulp from the bitter melon, stuff the middle with green tea, and let it dry in a ventilated place. In winter, take it down, chop it, and brew with boiling water for consumption.
Efficacy: Has good heat-reducing effects and also promotes diuresis.
Honeysuckle Tea
Method: Dry honeysuckle flowers and then brew directly with boiling water as tea.
Efficacy: Traditional Chinese Medicine believes honeysuckle is cold in nature and has good effects in reducing swelling, relieving pain, clearing heat, and detoxifying. It is very effective in treating periodontitis, tonsillitis, and influenza. Consuming it in winter can greatly improve the body's resistance.
Osmanthus Tea
Method: Brew osmanthus flowers and tea leaves in a 1:1 ratio with boiling water. Cover and let steep for ten minutes before consuming.
Efficacy: Winter can easily lead to internal heat, which may cause toothache or bad breath. Drinking Osmanthus Tea can effectively freshen breath and has good therapeutic effects on toothache caused by wind-fire or stomach heat.