We all know about Dangshen and Astragalus. They can be used to soak in water for drinking or have certain effects on the body. Because Dangshen can nourish the spleen and stomach, and can also treat weakness and fatigue of the limbs, and has the effect of replenishing blood, it can strengthen the body and build health when soaked in water for drinking, and can also prevent uterine prolapse and be helpful for male virility.

We all know that both Astragalus and Dangshen have a good effect on human health. So, what effect will there be when both are soaked in water together? Let’s learn about the ‘Effects of drinking Astragalus and Dangshen infusion’ together below.

Dangshen tastes sweet and is of neutral nature, entering the spleen and lung meridians. It can both tonify the middle and generate qi, relieve thirst, and stop thirst, and is used to treat weakness and fatigue of the spleen and stomach, decreased appetite, loose stools, weakness of the limbs, edema of the face, dry mouth and thirst, spontaneous sweating, etc.; it can also tonify qi and nourish blood, used to treat anemia, palpitations, shortness of breath, and symptoms of deficiency of both qi and blood caused by chronic hemorrhagic diseases; it can also tonify the spleen and nourish the lung, used to treat chronic cough, symptoms of both spleen and lung deficiency. In addition, it can also be used to treat rectal prolapse and uterine prolapse.

The effects of drinking Dangshen and Astragalus infusion

Dangshen is sweet and warm, nourishing the middle and harmonizing the spleen and stomach, promoting healthy function, and tonifying qi to generate blood; Astragalus is sweet and warm, tonifying qi to raise yang, warming the flesh, strengthening the superficial muscles, reinforcing the body resistance, expelling toxins to regenerate muscle, and promoting diuresis to reduce swelling. Dangshen is good at nourishing middle qi and is skilled in stopping diarrhea, while Astragalus is good at consolidating body resistance and is skilled in arresting sweating. Dangshen is inclined to the yin and tonifies the middle, while Astragalus is inclined to the yang and strengthens the exterior. The two herbs, one in the interior and one in the exterior, one yin and one yang, complement each other, making their efficacy more pronounced, and their effect in reinforcing the body and tonifying qi is enhanced.

[Indications] 1. Weakness and fatigue due to chronic illness; 2. Symptoms of internal organ prolapse, uterine prolapse, and rectal prolapse caused by insufficient middle qi and middle qi sinking; 3. Weak spleen and stomach, poor digestion, decreased appetite, loose stools, fatigue, sweating upon exertion, etc.; 4. Numbness and flaccidity due to qi deficiency.