People with yin deficiency and excessive fire, pregnant women, allergic constitution, spleen and stomach deficiency and cold, as well as individuals with low blood pressure, should not drink distracted wood infused water. Distracted wood is a traditional Chinese medicine used for the internal membrane of walnuts, which has effects such as kidney strengthening and astringency. However, it should be used with caution for individuals with specific physical or physiological conditions.
1. People with yin deficiency and excessive fire
may experience symptoms such as dryness of the mouth and throat, hot flashes, and night sweats due to insufficient yin fluid and excessive deficiency fire in their bodies. This group of people often have symptoms such as red tongue and few moss, fine veins, etc. It is recommended to use medicinal herbs that nourish yin and reduce fire, such as Ophiopogon japonicus and Polygonatum sibiricum, as a substitute for tea drinks.
Secondly, the astringent effect of distraction wood in pregnant women may affect the circulation of qi and blood, and there is a potential risk for pregnant women to consume it. Due to the special constitution during pregnancy, any medicinal herbs that may interfere with physiological balance should be used with caution. It is recommended to consult a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner before deciding whether to use them.
III. Allergic constitution
People who are allergic to walnut related ingredients may experience allergic reactions such as skin itching and rash when drinking distracted wood infused water. First time users should first test with a small dose and observe for any discomfort before deciding whether to continue drinking.
4. Patients with spleen and stomach deficiency and cold
may experience symptoms such as bloating and diarrhea due to the astringent properties of distraction wood. This type of population usually presents with loss of appetite and loose stools, and is more suitable for regulating with spleen strengthening herbs such as Poria cocos and atractylodes macrocephala.
Fifth, people with low blood pressure
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