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American Ginseng, Yu Zhu and Dried Conch Soup
A nourishing soup traditionally chosen to moisten the lungs and ease yin-deficiency dryness
Why people make this soup
A busy festive stretch — late nights, plus plenty of fried and oily food — often leaves people feeling “yin-deficient and heaty”: mouth ulcers, a bitter or dry mouth, that parched feeling. Nourilo’s answer is a moistening, cooling tonic soup. This American ginseng, polygonatum and dried conch soup is traditionally chosen to moisten the lungs, ease dryness and gently nourish yin, making it a soothing pot for anyone who’s been running hot and dry.
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