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【合時湯水】口中味覺與臟腑健康息息相關
⭐口苦是因為膽汁上溢
⭐代表肝膽有火需要清熱
#星期五湯水

瞓醒口乾又口苦？
西洋菜湯清熱利濕

一覺醒來，覺得口裡有朕苦味？如伴隨口渴但不想喝水、口中黏膩、小便黃且不暢順的問題，就代表你有濕熱問題。常暴飲暴食、嗜吃生冷食物、嗜甜嗜辣、喝酒太多或本身屬痰濕體質人士特別容易出現濕熱症狀，「濕蘊於中，濕鬱化熱」，濕與熱同時結合於脾胃裡阻礙氣機運行，這種口乾口苦，即使喝再多水也無補於事，需要清熱利濕以紓緩症狀。 西洋菜是冬春兩季常食蔬菜之一，從中醫角度看，西洋菜性涼，有清熱潤肺的功效，適合身體有熱像時食用，例如口乾、口苦、便秘、暗瘡等。要注意西洋菜是水生植物，或會藏有水蛭，所以烹煮前必須以清水加鹽反覆浸泡清洗數次。

食材小貼士： 猴頭菇性平，有養胃健脾、助消化的功效，適合胃脹、胃痛、噯氣泛酸、慢性胃炎、胃及十二指腸潰瘍、胃癌人士食用。

西洋菜猴頭菇芡實湯
功效：清熱健脾利濕，幫助消化，紓緩口苦口乾、胃脹、胃部不適。
材料：西洋菜600克、猴頭菇1個、芡實15克、生薏米30克、無花果乾2枚、蜜棗2枚

做法：
1. 所有材料洗淨，西洋菜以清水加鹽反覆浸泡數次瀝乾備用。
2. 鍋中加入2500毫升水，放入全部材料，武火煮至水滾，調文火煮2小時，最後下鹽調味即可。

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Have you ever had a bitter taste in the mouth after waking up? If it comes with other accompanying symptoms such as feeling thirsty but do not want to drink water, sticky feeling in the oral cavity, and yellow urine or urine retention, then your body is experiencing the damp heat condition.

Individuals who binge eat, those who indulge in raw, cold, spicy, and sweet food and alcoholic drinks, and people who have the phlegm-dampness body constitution will develop damp heat symptoms more easily. The combination of dampness and heat in the spleen and stomach can stagnate the circulation of the qi, and this is what causes dryness and bitterness in the mouth.

We cannot solve this problem even by drinking a lot of water. The most effective way to relieve the symptoms is to clear heat and dispel dampness from the body.

Watercress is one of the common vegetables during winter and spring. From the perspective of Chinese Medicine, watercress is cool in nature, and it can clear heat and moisten the lungs. It is suitable for individuals to consume when they feel heaty. Some of the common symptoms are dry mouth, bitter taste in the mouth, constipation, and acne. Do note that watercress is an aquatic plant, so leeches might hide in between the leaves. Before cooking them, be sure to wash and submerge them in salted water several times first.

Tip on the ingredients: Monkey head mushroom is mild in nature, can strengthen the spleen and stomach and aid digestion. It is suitable for those with abdominal bloating, stomach pain, burping, acid reflux, chronic gastritis, stomach and duodenal ulcers, and patients with stomach cancer.

Watercress and Monkey head mushroom soup with Fox nut
Effects: Clears heat, strengths the spleen and promotes diuresis. Aids digestion. Relieves bitter mouth and dry mouth, bloating.

Ingredients: 600g watercress, 1 monkey head mushroom, 15g fox nuts, 30g coix seeds, 2 dried figs, 2 candied dates

Preparation:
1. Rinse all ingredients thoroughly. Soak watercress in salted water, drain and repeat a few times.
2. Combine all ingredients with 2500ml of water in a pot and cook on high heat until boiling. Turn to low heat and simmer for 2 hours. Add salt to taste.

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[VIDEO] Taiwan man stuck in Hubei with no medicine

Taiwan evacuated the Taiwanese passengers from the Diamond Princess on February 21, there have been growing calls from many of the nearly 1,000 Taiwanese nationals stuck in China's Hubei Province, the epicenter of the novel coronavirus epidemic, for Taiwan's government to bring them home also. The entire province has been locked down as the Chinese authorities try to stop the spread of the virus, so no one can leave freely, unless they are non-Chinese citizens and can be evacuated on chartered flights. Taiwanese make up perhaps one of the largest groups of non-Chinese nationals there because many of them had traveled to the province to visit their relatives for the Lunar New Year. They have been stranded for over a month while the Chinese and Taiwanese governments argue over what happened with the first and only evacuation flight to Taiwan, and they still seem unable to work out how other evacuations should proceed.

Taiwan’s government insists discussions should be conducted through government-to-government channels, those most at risk should be prioritized, and that no one with the virus should be allowed on the planes.

China’s government has accused Taiwanese authorities of politicizing the evacuations and causing unnecessary delays. It refuses to deal directly with President Tsai Ing-wen’s administration, says there is no need to prioritize evacuees because many flights are available, and it insists no
one had a fever before getting on the first flight and that it checks everyone’s temperature before they are allowed to board the evacuation planes.

Currently, no other flights to Taiwan are planned.

Amid the stalemate, Taiwanese stuck in Hubei have been crying out for help. Here’s a plea from Mr. Chen, who suffers from heart disease and oral cancer and has run out of medication.

“Dentist also need to be on call?”
That’s probably the question I got most during my surgical posting.

We had the opportunity to tag along and learn from the dedicated team of Oral Maxillofacial Surgeons and Dental surgeons at the hospital for the past month, and it has been one of the best learning journey that I wish could’ve been longer.

Assisting and observing how they treat patients who are different from what we usually see in our clinic, really makes me think that they deserve more credit.

And why does dental surgeons need to be on call?

When someone got into a car accident at 2am and got their face badly injured (facial bone fracture/teeth broken off/big cut on the lips or tongue etc), the dental team have to come in to manage immediately.
The specialists also carry out surgeries for oral cancer patient, where major surgeries can go up to 10 hours...and that’s considered short. Sometimes it can go up to 6am next day!

A lot of people don’t seem to know that being a dentist/dental surgeon means that we have to provide comprehensive care to not just the teeth, but the entire oral and facial structures, and most importantly the overall well being of the patient. That includes their mental health, and their ability to carry out daily function at the optimum quality with minimal discomfort.

Of course, what I’ve learned and shared is just the tip of the iceberg. There are so much more to explore in this amazing field, and this is a simple sharing to the general public on what is going on in a dental surgeon’s life. I am still relatively new and have a lot to learn, but if you want to know more about the life of a specialist in the Oral Surgery department, feel free to check out Dr. @firdaus_hariri ! (He’s one of the people who inspired me in my journey in dentistry!)😁