Dried jasmine, rose buds, and tangerine pith for tea at PULSE TCM

Bites · Everyday TCM · Men's Health · Tea · About 5 minutes

Jasmine rose tangerine tea for Liver Qi patterns

Jasmine, tangerine pith (橘络), and rose are a light kitchen steep when Liver Qi feels stuck. Honey is optional for taste.

In brief

In TCM, the Liver meridian runs through the genital region and governs smooth Qi flow. This jasmine, rose, and tangerine-pith steep is educational food therapy for Liver Qi stagnation patterns that can sit with erectile concerns, not a cure for erectile dysfunction.

  • Jasmine, rose, and tangerine pith for Liver Qi food therapy.

Recipe

The method

  • Yield 1 teapot or large mug
  • Time About 5 minutes

Ingredients

  • jasmine flower 5 g
    茉莉花
  • tangerine pith 5 g
    橘络
  • rose 5 g
    玫瑰花
  • boiling water as needed

Optional

  • honey to taste
  1. Bag

    Insert the ingredients into a tea bag and place in a teapot or cup.

  2. Steep

    Add boiling water and steep for about 5 minutes.

  3. Sweeten

    Add honey to taste if you like. Drink about three to five times a week.

Try today Steep one cup on a tense evening when sighs and chest tightness stack.

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Kitchen recipes are educational, not personal medical advice. Book a consult for ongoing erectile concerns, mood change, or symptoms that worry you.

FAQs

Quick questions

Is honey required?

No. Honey is optional for taste. The core brew is jasmine, tangerine pith, and rose.

How often should I drink this?

The kitchen method on this page is about three to five times a week unless a physician adjusts the plan.

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