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The sales of 52 yuan Chinese herbal bread and 38 yuan Chinese herbal ice cream are hot, but some consumers question whether they can sell them.Is Chinese medicine catering really good for your health or just a waste of money?

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As young people pay more and more attention to health preservation, tea, bread, ice cream and other food and beverages that claim to contain Chinese medicine ingredients are selling well. However, some of these food and beverages are priced much higher than similar products. It is worth noting whether Chinese medicine food and beverages really have health preservation effects or are just a marketing gimmick.

Chinese herbal tea, coffee, bread, ice cream... Recently, a trend of "everything can be made into Chinese medicine" has become popular in the catering industry. When Chinese herbal ingredients are added to food and drinks that young people like, it seems to add a health-preserving element, so it is very popular and sales are booming.

As Chinese medicine catering gradually becomes popular, some consumers have expressed their doubts: Chinese medicine must be taken according to the dosage, so are the little Chinese medicine ingredients in milk tea and bread useful? Chinese medicine avoids cold, so can Chinese medicine ice cream that ignores the mutual promotion and restraint of food really play a role in health preservation?

At the same time, some consumers have reported that food and drinks that claim to contain Chinese medicine ingredients are often expensive. On the market, the prices of Chinese medicine ice cream at 38 yuan and Chinese medicine bread at 52 yuan are generally much higher than similar products. So, does Chinese medicine food and beverage really have health benefits, or is it just a marketing gimmick? In this regard, the reporter conducted an interview.