Does coffee belong to traditional Chinese medicine? Traditional Chinese medicine hospital sells coffee, but also can brush medical insurance?!

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Once upon a time, I simply thought the coffee was enough!

Did not expect that traditional Chinese medicine in order to "compete" for the attention of young people, in the case of defeat, joined it …...

A few days ago, the post of a coffee roll or a traditional Chinese medicine roll attracted the attention of the code clerk. Open a look, Harbin Jiren traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital under the National Medical Hall unexpectedly sold coffee! But this "coffee" is not real coffee, it contains only traditional Chinese medicine and does not contain any caffeine.

Netizens said that the "barista" inside will feel the pulse, according to each person's different physical conditions to customize the herbal body tea and "coffee", is definitely the right medicine! Some products are also extracted by hand-brewing coffee.

After seeing the photo of hand-made "coffee", the code clerk immediately opened the photo album. Ah! What a coincidence! Isn't that what I do when I rush Xia Sangju instant granules?

I have to say, the way to join in this way is really effective! After sharing, many netizens in Harbin immediately set off to maintain their health. The final result is not important, but at least let more young people understand traditional Chinese medicine from different angles. This hospital has already won.

Netizens on this matter, the biggest concern is: can you swipe the medical insurance card? And then, really can! However, not all products can use health insurance services.

In recent years, as the younger generation pays more and more attention to health, more and more industries are crowded into the "health" track, the combination of traditional Chinese medicine and xxx has also become a proper traffic password.

Interestingly, if it is simply traditional Chinese medicine / traditional Chinese medicine, it will not get more attention, but as long as it is matched with coffee with the opposite impression of traditional Chinese medicine, such a sharp contrast combination, all of a sudden, it has become a new consumption fashion sought after by young consumers.

A few years ago, in order to let more young people pay attention to and understand traditional Chinese medicine, Tongrentang first introduced Chinese wolfberry latte and Hawthorn orange peel American style through coffee as a starting point, opening up a way to keep coffee in good health: never relax and go to the top of your life.

As a result, more and more young people have entered a new realm of "punk health", adhering to the health principle that "staying up late is staying up late, keeping good health is indispensable". For this phenomenon, the managers of some coffee shops are also very resourceful, opening the shop directly in the traditional Chinese medicine store, directly visually bringing a strong sense of health to consumers.

Today, Chinese medicine hospitals do not admit defeat and open Chinese medicine stores in a coffee atmosphere. Coffee and traditional Chinese medicine are just like Tom Cat and Jerry Mouse. They look like enemies, but they are actually good friends.

Many netizens joked that if the coffee tree originated in China, it must have its name on the Compendium of Materia Medica. Although no coffee does not appear in the Compendium of Materia Medica, coffee can be seen in the Compendium of Materia Medica. However, because different people have different understandings, there is no clear definition of whether coffee is a traditional Chinese medicine or not.

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