Is it OK to soak Chinese medicine in one night and boil it the next morning?

Traditional

Chinese medicine is the main means of treating diseases. Soaking can make herbs absorb enough water so that they can release their effects better when they are boiled. If they are properly preserved during soaking and no pollution or deterioration occurs, they can usually be boiled the next morning. Generally, there will be no effect. However, if the water quality of the soaked Chinese medicine is poor, or the indoor temperature is too high, after a night of soaking, it is easy to pollute the medicinal materials, or make the medicinal materials deteriorate, and then affect the efficacy of the medicine or stimulate the gastrointestinal tract, generally can not be boiled the next morning.