Food therapies on chronic gastritis

Chronic gastritis is chronic inflammation of gastric mucosa caused by different factors. The main symptoms are epigastric pain, nausea, vomiting, belching, and slow progression, long-term repeating attacks, ingravescence.

The disease belongs to Chinese medicine "stomachache", "syndrome of feeling fullness and distension in the upper abdomen ", " nausea ", "vomit" categories, it is mostly due to the improper diet, eat spicy or raw foods or drinking high degree alcohol as well as mental stimulation. Or it is commonly seen after gastritis, ulcer diseases. And can attack at any age.

Food therapies principles:

General foods:

Main courses:

Dishes:

Soup:

A. Liver qi category symptoms

clinical manifestations:

Stomach pain and fullness;pain in costal regions;full fullness and discomfort, especially after meals, get serious when things go wrong directions or encounter uneasy situations and people; nausea and vomiting;belching, acid regurgitation;pale tongue, thin white coating;float pulse.

Food therapies principles:

Clear liver stagnant, nourish the stomach;actiavte circulation liver qi.

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B. Weakness in spleen and stomach:

clinical manifestations:

Gastral cavity pain;prefer warmness and heat;fullness and discomfort,especially after the meal;reduced food intake;hungry but not willing to eat;lusterless complexion;spiritlessness;loose stool;pale tongue with white coating;slow and weak pulse.

Food therapies principles:

Nourish the spleen and qi;warm the middle human body and stomach.

Food therapies principle:

C. Stomach yin-deficiency symptoms:

clinical manifestations:

Gastral cavity pain, burning pain, dry mouth less saliva, belching, retching, heat in hands and feet, dry stool, red tongue with no coating, rapid and weak pulse.

Food therapies principles:

Nourish the yin and stomach, promote the secretion of saliva or body fluid and clear heat.

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D. Stomach yin deficiency symptoms:

clinical manifestations:

Fullness and uneasy in stomach; burning in stomach;dry mouth and throat;tasteless;excessive intake and drinking;tiredness, dizziness, dry stool, red tongue, less coating of tongue;thin and rapid pulse.

Food therapies principles:

Nourish yin and stomach;relieving pain.

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E.Qi and yin deficiency:

clinical manifestations:

Gastral cavity pain;sometimes the stomach is noisy like the one getting hungry;eating less and difficult to digest;abdominal discomfort;tired and exhausted;thirsty and not willing to drink;loose stool;pale tongue and coating;weak and thin pulse.

Food therapies principles:

Tonifying qi and nourish the yin;tonifying spleen and stomach.

Food therapies:

F.Stomach and liver disharmonious symptoms:

clinical manifestations:

Gasteremphraxis, belching and hiccup frequently, yellow tongue coating, red tongue, weak or thin pulse.

Food therapies principles:

Soothing the liver and tonifying stomach.

Food therapies:

G. Spleen and stomach deficiency and weakness

clinical manifestations:

Epigastric pain and fullness;poor appetite, severe pain after eating, belching, dizziness and fatigue, spiritlessness, loose stool, pale tongue with white coating, weak pulse.

Food therapies principles:

Tonifying qi and nourishing spleen;relieving and eliminating mass and tonifying stomach.

Food therapies

Hu jiao wu zao prescription:one wu mei, three red dates, 7 pepper. Smash wu mei and pepper into powder. Move the core of the dates and smash together with wu mei and pepper powder.


Food therapies on chronic gastritis