Generates and maintains fluids especially during exercise
Clears heat
Traditionally known for moistening the stomach and Lungs
Nourishes saliva, also known as Precious fluid
Helps skin moist
Ingredients
Dendrobium
Who can use it?
Anyone
Product Description
Dendrobium is primarily used in China to replensih fluids. It is commonly used in Chinese herbalism as a Yin tonic which moistens the stomach and Lungs. Daoist sages, the masters of longevity (and much more), have routinely used Dendrobium as a daily tea for many centuries. Dendrobium is especially useful in quickly and effectively replenishing spent adaptive energy. It has been traditionally used as a daily tea to replace spent Yin Jing of the Kidneys. The Kidneys are considered to be the whole body's reservoir of Yin Jing, so Dendrobium replenishes the whole body. Dendrobium is especially famous for relieving fatigue from overindulgence in sex. It increases the sexual fluids in men and women. When combined with Licorice Root, it is made into a tea called honeymooner's tea.
The Daoists say that Dendrobium nourishes the saliva, which they call the Precious fluid. It can be made into a superb tea for athletes for the purpose of maintaining fluids during exercise or sports.
One last benefit of Dendrobium lies in its beauty-promoting quality. It helps keep the skin moist, and constant drinking helps generate beautiful skin.
Flavor/Taste: Sweet and lightly salty
Directions:Add the amount of botanicals per a recipe, as desired, or as directed by a health practitioner. The proper way of extracting botanicals depends on parts used. Flowers, fruits and leaves can usually be steeped or decocted (boiling over fire) while stems, barks and roots typically require decocting.
In a Desktop Botanical Garden™ Glass Tea & Elixir Maker, add 1 part botanical(s) and 5-8 parts water, steep or decoct for 5-20 minutes. You can boil water directly in the Elixir Maker. Repeat this process for 2nd or 3rd extraction until all active constituents have been extracted.
My Cup of Tee® is a line of ingredients that allows you to customize your teas and elixirs so every cup is precisely “your cup of tea.” Leaves, flowers, fruits, barks and roots - you name it. The botanical kingdom is at your disposal.
Our “customization” offerings allow you to personalize more than just the taste. Flavor, function, color, and appearance, every aspect can be tailored to fit your health, mood and taste buds.
Borosilicate Glass Jar
Lab Grade Borosilicate Glassware
No microplastics or harmful substances leached into content.
High thermal resistance, from -4 ºF to 302 ºF.
Non-reactive, can withstand high acidity and high alkalinity without deterioration. Can be used to safely store ALL food.
Non-porous, will not absorb colors, odors, or flavors. Will not stain.
Stain and scratch resistant.
Smooth edges and surfaces, easy to clean.
Reusable and long-lasting. Will never warp.
Helps reduce plastic pollution.
Excellent optical clarity.
Usage
The lid is made of high quality bamboo wood, with BPA-free silicone ring seal. Remove the lid before heating in the microwave or steamer. You may cover the glassware with a paper towel (for microwave) to prevent splatters.
Avoid sudden drastic temperature changes.
Do not subject the glassware to direct heat sources such as on the stovetop, under the broiler, or on a grill.
Do not heat empty or almost empty glassware in the microwave.
Do not let hot glassware get in contact with wet or cool surfaces, or cold glassware with hot surfaces. Place it on a dry cloth, a potholder, a wooden stand, or a cooling rack.
Allow the glassware to come to room temperature before placing it in the microwave, refrigerator, freezer or water.
Do not use browning wrappers or bags that concentrate heat in certain areas in the microwave. This can cause uneven heating and possibly breakage.
When placing the glassware in the freezer, if it contains liquid, leave some room for the liquid to expand during freezing.
Care and Cleaning
Handle with care to avoid chipping, cracking or severe scratching.
DO NOT drop or hit the glassware against a hard surface or object. DO NOT strike it with a hard utensil.
For tough stains, soak the glassware in warm soapy water for a while, then scrub it using non-abrasive scouring pads such as plastic or nylon.
The glassware is dishwasher safe with the lid removed. Please handwash the lid.
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