Herbal & Flower Teas
Fo-Ti, Gou Teng and Stiff Silkworm Decoction
Traditionally used to nourish blood and calm itchy skin, especially long-standing itch
Why people make this decoction
Winter dries the skin and brings the itch, especially for older folks — thinner skin oils, plus the habit of bathing in hotter water, strips away what little oil remains and leaves the skin itchy. Nourilo once saw relatives back home rub plain glycerin (the kind used for enemas) on itchy skin with apparent relief, probably because it keeps the skin moist. This decoction is traditionally aimed at older people whose itch is tied to blood-deficiency and an over-active liver — the kind of long-standing itch that flares when emotions run high.
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