Congee & Porridge
Jiaogulan and Red Date Congee
Traditionally supports liver health and is taken to help prevent fatty liver
Why people make this congee
Studies suggest that as many as one in four people locally may have fatty liver — and that fatty liver is linked to a higher chance of bowel polyps, which matter for long-term gut health. So the smart move is to look after the liver early. For anyone with fatty liver, the first steps are losing excess weight and eating lighter, with less oil and less sugar. A gentle food-therapy congee can be a helpful companion: jiaogulan tea is traditionally valued for the liver, and simmered with red dates and a little slab sugar into a congee, it makes a comforting daily bowl.
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