Soups
Cistanche, Rehmannia and Silkie Chicken Soup
Traditionally used to nourish yin, build the blood and support those with liver-blood deficiency
Why people make this soup
People with an underactive thyroid often show signs that food therapy reads as blood deficiency — dizziness, dull dry hair, dry rough skin, pale brittle nails, numb limbs, constipation, and for women, scant pale periods. This soup brings together blood-building and yin-nourishing ingredients in a balanced way: rich without being cloying, nourishing without feeling stagnant.
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