In TCM, astringent herbs have the function of stabilising abnormal discharge of kidney essence and body fluids as well as treating abnormal consumption of Qi. Wǔ wèi zi (Schisandra Berries; 五味子) has astringent properties, aids in replenishing fluids in the body to nourish the Yin, benefits Qi (vital energy), tonifies the kidneys, and calms the mind.
Benefits:
● Harmonises and tonifies both Qi and Yin of the lungs
● Relieves dry cough, thirst, wheezing, shortness of breath, and chronic cough
● Alleviates spontaneous perspiration and night sweat
● Tonifies kidneys and prevents leaky kidney essence, thereby alleviating nighttime incontinence; frequent urination; premature ejaculation; excessive or involuntary ejaculation of semen (spermatorrhea); excessive vaginal discharge, etc.
● Stops chronic diarrhea due to spleen and kidney deficiency
● Calms the heart to alleviate insomnia and prevent forgetfulness
Contraindications:
Not recommended for individuals with unresolved ailments caused by exterior pathogens factors (wind, cold, summer-heat, dampness, dryness, and fire) and excessive internal heat, manifesting as cough and measles, in the initial stage.
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