How to Manage Kidney Deficiency and Poor Spleen-Stomach Health?
Most patients with kidney deficiency will feel that their spleen and stomach are not in good condition. At this time, they should avoid eating spicy and stimulating foods, and eat less but frequently instead of overeating. They can eat some light and easy-to-digest foods, preferably semi-liquid foods, which can better promote gastric digestion. For example, mung bean porridge can not only promote digestion, but also clear heat and reduce fire. Ingredients for mung bean porridge: 100g mung beans, 150g japonica rice, and 15g sugar. Preparation method: wash the mung beans and japonica rice with water, put them into a pot, add an appropriate amount of water, cook slowly over low heat until they become porridge. Add sugar when the porridge is ready, and serve as the main meal in the morning and evening. Function: harmonize the spleen and stomach, dispel internal heat. Indications: It is suitable for spleen and stomach disharmony, poor appetite, weak digestion, recurrent oral ulcers, and recurrent non-healing.
Parsley and Pig Liver Soup: 100g fresh coriander, 250g fresh pig liver, and an appropriate amount of ginger. Wash the parsley, wash and slice the pig liver, and crush the ginger; heat the oil and add 500ml of water, bring to a boil, add the pig liver and ginger, when the pig liver is almost cooked, add the parsley and salt. This soup has the effect of nourishing the liver and stomach, promoting appetite, and is suitable for symptoms such as belching, acid reflux, loss of appetite, and dizziness caused by spleen and stomach disharmony.