Is it good for babies to drink chrysanthemum crystal when they have internal heat?

Now our living conditions have improved. We no longer have to live in damp and dark bungalows. Although we live in high-rise buildings, the air in most homes is relatively dry. Especially when the weather is hot, it may easily induce symptoms of getting angry, and this is also true for infants and young children. So the question is, if the baby at home has symptoms of getting angry, will drinking chrysanthemum crystal be effective?

Babies can drink chrysanthemum crystal when they have a fever, but because chrysanthemum crystal is a cold drink that clears heat, it is not advisable to drink it in excess. Although chrysanthemum crystal can reduce internal heat quickly, drinking too much will have side effects on the baby's gastrointestinal system.

Chrysanthemum crystal is made from high-quality chrysanthemum that is scientifically refined into a paste and then processed with white sugar powder. It is suitable for drinking by mixing with milk, and can also be drunk as a refreshing beverage. The product is rich in nutrition, inexpensive, convenient to drink, and can be used as both medicine and food. Chrysanthemum crystal can effectively improve baby's dry stool, short and red urine, abdominal distension and vomiting, sore throat, cough with thick phlegm, dry mouth and bad breath, red and swollen gums, dry mouth sores, irritability and crying, and restless sleep. Adults can also take it.

In the hot summer, chrysanthemum crystal is an excellent drink for cooling off and reducing internal heat. (Note that it should be consumed in moderation in winter, as chrysanthemum is cold in nature, so it is not suitable to be consumed in large quantities in winter). Drinking chrysanthemum crystal can safely reduce internal heat in infants and young children.

What are the ways to prevent your baby from getting angry?

1. Adhere to breastfeeding

Breast milk is rich in nutrients and immune antibodies. It is best to breastfeed your baby after birth, which can improve resistance and prevent getting angry.

2. Choose the right formula

Many babies who drink milk or infant formula have symptoms of "getting hot", so babies who are bottle-fed should choose formula milk under the guidance of a nutritionist, and should be fed more boiled water.