How to make wine with Suoyang meat, Cistanche deserticola and wolfberry? Simple wine making method

Cistanche, Suoyang and Lycium barbarum are called the "Three Gentlemen". Cistanche, Suoyang and Lycium barbarum are all very good nourishing products and can be used together to make wine. It is recommended that men drink more of them as a health-preserving medicinal wine with good effects on the body.

Suoyang is clinically used to treat frequent urination, constipation, impotence and premature ejaculation, soreness of waist and knees, insomnia and hair loss. It has a unique effect on frequent urination and premature ejaculation in middle-aged and elderly people, and there is currently no alternative medicine. The latest domestic and foreign research has found that Suoyang has obvious anti-cancer, anti-virus and anti-aging effects.

Lycium barbarum nourishes the liver, kidneys and lungs. It is mainly used to treat liver and kidney deficiency, dizziness, blurred vision, soreness of waist and knees, impotence and loss of essence, cough due to fatigue, and thirst. It can replenish qi and nourish yin. It can clear fire and produce body fluid. It is mainly used to treat qi deficiency and yin, excessive fire, cough with sputum and blood, fatigue due to deficiency heat, internal heat and thirst, and dry mouth and throat.

Cistanche deserticola is mainly used to treat impotence due to kidney deficiency, spermatorrhea and premature ejaculation, female infertility, atrophy of muscles and bones due to liver and kidney deficiency, soreness, coldness and pain in the waist and knees, etc., after illness, after childbirth, lack of body fluid, dry intestines and constipation, etc.

Cistanche deserticola and Suoyang combined with wolfberry can inhibit the accumulation of fat in the fiber, promote the regeneration of liver cells, lower blood sugar, and lower cholesterol. The "rejuvenation" effect of wolfberry is manifested in: stimulating sexual desire, etc. The three medicines are combined into one to make wine, which greatly enhances the effect by taking advantage of the wine's yang-raising effect. It is suitable for daily slow drinking in small amounts. Excessive drinking can cause liver yang to rise, blood and qi to surge, and cause nose bleeding. The three medicines are used with caution or prohibited for people with excessive yin and loose stools, and those with heart deficiency and qi bloating.

Since Cistanche deserticola and Suoyang are both sweet and slightly warm, and Lycium barbarum is sweet and slightly cold, the three original drugs are all tonics. Moreover, Yang deficiency can be supplemented with Yang, and Yin deficiency can be supplemented with Yin. The combination is reasonable, complementary, and mild. The effect of the drugs is stimulated by the power of wine. Drinking a moderate amount every day will gradually improve the effect and last for a long time. Therefore, Cistanche deserticola, Suoyang, and Lycium barbarum are called "Three Gentlemen" wine.