Many children have low immunity, and parents try their best to improve their children's immunity. So many health products and traditional Chinese medicine were bought by parents for their children to eat, and Dendrobium officinale suddenly attracted the attention of many parents due to its preciousness as a medicinal herb. So, can children really eat Dendrobium officinale?
Children can eat Dendrobium officinale, but they should take it in moderation. Dendrobium officinale is a precious Chinese herbal medicine with high nutritional and medicinal value. It has the effects of nourishing the stomach, generating fluids, nourishing yin, and clearing heat. In terms of health benefits, Dendrobium officinale contains abundant polysaccharides that can help enhance the body's immune function. For children with low immunity, this herbal medicine is very suitable. However, Dendrobium officinale is cold in nature and should not be taken by children with spleen and stomach deficiency and coldness.
In fact, Dendrobium officinale is more suitable for children with stomach fire. Children with excessive stomach fire can adjust their diet after eating Dendrobium officinale. The nutrition in a child's body needs to be obtained from food. If a child is picky eaters and lacks sufficient nutrition, it is easy for their immune system to weaken, leading to more illnesses.
Although Dendrobium officinale is a good medicine, it is still important to consult a doctor when giving it to children. Parents are advised not to blindly follow the ideas of non professionals, and not to overly trust folk remedies. To improve a child's immunity, it is more effective to encourage them to exercise more and eat more fruits and vegetables.
