Beautiful Burma Jade Cabbage - Jade Sushi Plate Available

Beautiful Burma Jade Cabbage - Jade Sushi Plate Available Beautiful Burma Jade Cabbage - Jade Sushi Plate Available

Delicate and intricately carved Burma Jade Cabbage sitting on a jade Sushi Plate. Sounds strange carving\r\nvaluable Burma Jade into a vegetable, but vegetables are the essence of Feng Shui Foods. The Jade Sushi plate displayed\r\nwith the cabbage is available together or separately. Size of the cabbage is 9" Long X 5" Tall X 2" Thick. The Sushi Plate is 8.5" Long X 7.5" W X 2" Tall.\r\n

\r\nCabbage is a Yin food group in Feng Shui representing the female side.\r\nIt is important for us to know the energies of foods, because different energies act upon the human body in different ways. This has important effects on good health. As an example, when a person suffers from cold rheumatism and the pain is particularly severe on cold winter days, then it is good for him or her to eat foods with a warm or hot energy, which should considerably relieve the pain. Or if you suffer from skin eruptions that worsen when exposed to heat, it is good to eat foods with a cold or cool energy to relieve your symptoms. \r\n

\r\nWhile the energies of foods play an important role in Chinese diet, the Chinese also classify the human body into cold and hot types. One person may have a hot physical constitutions, another a cold one. The person with a hot physical constitution should consume more foods with a cold or cool energy; the person with a cold physical constitution, more foods with a hot or warm energy ?a plan the Chinese call î™ƒ balanced diet? Such a diet is always related to each individualî–¸ physical constitution and may differ from one person to another. \r\n

\r\nNeutral: abalone, apricot, beef, beetroot, black fungus, black sesame seed, black soybean, cabbage (Chinese), carp (common carp, gold carp), carrot, castor bean, celery, cherry seed, chicken egg, chicken egg yolk, corn, corn silk, crab apple, cuttlefish, dry mandarin orange peel, duck, eel blood, fig, grape, guava leaf, honey, horse bean, hyacinth bean, kidney bean, kohlrabi, licorice, lotus fruit and seed, milk (cowî–¸ and human), olive, oyster, papaya, peanuts, pineapple, plum, polished rice, pork, potato, pumpkin, radish leaf, small red or adzuki bean, rice bran, saffron, shiitake mushroom, sour plum, string bean, sunflower seed, sweet rice, sweet potato, taro, taro flower, white fungus, white sugar, yellow soybean \r\n\r\n

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