Pear & Figs Lung-Soothing Broth

Product Positioning:

Rooted in “nourish through balance”, blending TCM food therapy with modern nutrition for the dry-cool Bay Area climate and AC lifestyles. High-value, family-friendly daily soup made from premium dried fruits and herbs via low-temperature dehydration to preserve aroma and nutrients.

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Product Features:

• Main Features: Natural, mild, soothing; supports respiratory comfort & moisture balance.
• Key Functions (trad.): Moistens lungs, soothes throat, clears dryness, harmonizes digestion.
• Suitable For: Office workers, teachers, singers, students; frequent AC users & flyers.
• Body Type / Age / Gender: Yin-def., dry-heat, balanced; teens→seniors; unisex.
• Recommended Frequency: 2–3 times per week.

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Ingredient Composition:

Ingredient	Weight / pack (80 g ±5 g)	Traditional function
Dried Asian Pear	25 g	Moistens lungs, relieves dryness
Dried Fig	15 g	Soothes throat, aids digestion
Sweet & Bitter Apricot Kernels	10 g	Lubricates lungs & calms cough
Licorice Root	5 g	Demulcent, harmonizes formula
Aged Tangerine Peel	5 g	Regulates qi, reduces phlegm
Honey Dates	10 g	Tones qi, adds natural sweetness

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Cooking & Preparation:

1. Base: 1.5–2 L water or 250 g lean pork/chicken bones.
2. Rinse & Soak: Rinse; soak 20 min.
3. Stovetop: Boil → simmer 90 min.
4. Instant Pot / Pressure: High 20 min, natural release.
5. Slow Cooker: Low 5–6 h / High 3–4 h.

Add-ons: Fresh pear slices, goji, lily bulbs.

Taste: Clear golden broth; gentle natural sweetness.

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Applicable people and constitution suggestions:

Category	Description
Suitable for	Dry throat, frequent talkers, AC users, flyers
Not for	Acute cold/flu; heavy phlegm
Body type	Yin-deficient / dry-heat / balanced
Frequency	2–3× per week

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Nutrition and safety information:

Item	Per 250 mL
Calories	~35 kcal
Sugars	~5 g (from fruit & dates)
Sodium	<10 mg
Additives	None (no MSG / preservatives / colorings)
Allergen	Contains apricot kernels
Storage	Cool & dry; use immediately after opening

Safety & Key Notes：

Northern apricots contain bitter amygdins, which must be fully cooked; pregnant women, lactating women and young children should consult professionals first; those who are sensitive to drups should avoid it.

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Efficacy and scientific interpretation:

 

• Asian Pear (Pyrus bretschneideri) — Polyphenols & vitamin C support airway moisture and relieve dryness (Asian Journal of Traditional Medicine, 2019; Food Chemistry, 2017).
• Figs (Ficus carica) — Soluble fiber & enzymes aid digestion and phlegm clearance (Pharmacognosy Reviews, 2018; WHO Monographs).
• Apricot Kernels (Armeniacae semen) — Boiling reduces amygdalin to safe ranges; classic demulcent for cough (Chinese Pharmacopoeia, 2020; Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2021).
• Licorice (Glycyrrhiza uralensis) — Demulcent & anti-inflammatory; harmonizes formulas (Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2021; ESCOP/EMA Monographs).
• Aged Tangerine Peel (Chenpi) — Hesperidin & essential oils promote digestion and qi flow (Chinese Herbal Medicine Compendium, 2016).
• Honey Dates (Jujube) — Polyphenols & vitamins B/C; qi-tonic and stomach-soothing (Journal of Functional Foods, 2017; Chinese nutrition therapy texts).

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Copyright and Exemption:

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This product is a traditional food ingredient mix, not a drug or dietary supplement.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.