Floating wheat menopause

Floating wheat is a delicious and beauty-enhancing product. It is high in crude fiber and has a rich taste. It helps the stomach and intestines digest and absorb. If you want your breakfast to be both delicious and nutritious, floating wheat is a good choice. Floating wheat can also reduce insomnia and improve symptoms of poor sleep quality and bad spirits. Friends who often stay up late can learn more about this. Not only that, eating floating wheat can also delay menopause.

Characteristics of floating wheat: Floating wheat can replenish qi, eliminate heat, and stop sweating. Especially for antiperspirants, floating wheat is most commonly used. For patients with qi and blood problems, floating wheat can be combined with astragalus, oyster, ephedra root, etc. to achieve the effect of replenishing qi and stopping sweating. For patients with yin deficiency, it is necessary to combine it with Anemarrhena asphodeloides, Phellodendron chinense, Turtle shell, etc. to achieve the effects of nourishing yin, clearing heat and stopping sweat. Floating wheat can be boiled in water and taken, or it can be fried and ground into powder and taken. The medicinal value is the most important difference between floating wheat and wheat.

Menopause: In reality, many people believe that menopause refers to the menopausal period. In fact, these are two medical concepts with completely different meanings. Menopause refers to a period of transition from the decline of gonadal function to its complete loss in women, while menopause simply refers to the cessation of menstruation. There is a stage of gradual ovarian decline before menopause. According to surveys, it lasts about 2 to 4 years, and the length varies in different people. This is called premenopause. After menopause, ovarian function becomes even lower, but it does not necessarily disappear completely immediately. It usually takes 2 to 3 years, but sometimes it can last up to 6 to 8 years, or even longer. Therefore, menopause is the sum of premenopause, menopause and postmenopause, so some scholars call it "perimenopause".

Spontaneous sweating and night sweats : There are about 3 million sweat glands distributed in the human body, which have the function of secreting sweat. The secretion of sweat can regulate the temperature of the human body and also excrete some metabolic waste.

When we feel hot or during exercise, sweating can help the body lower its body temperature to normal levels through the evaporation of sweat. However, abnormalities such as sweating too much or too little, or having a strong odor should be a cause for concern. But no matter what causes the abnormality, Chinese medicine classifies it as "sweating syndrome".

When the outside temperature rises to 30℃, the sweat glands, a "natural air conditioner", start to start and secrete sweat. The amount of sweating determines the constancy of human body temperature and even affects the safety of life. The hazards of sweating too much or too little are different.

If you sweat too much, the blood circulation in the human body will decrease, the circulation will slow down, and the body's heat dissipation will decrease, thus causing the body temperature to rise. Excessive sweating can also cause the body to lose salt, and cells may suffer from heat cramps due to lack of sodium.