The difference between Artemisia capillaris and Artemisia argyi

Do you know what Artemisia capillaris is? Artemisia capillaris is a medicinal herb that can treat diarrhea. This kind of herb can treat heat and cold. Artemisia capillaris can be used to treat damp-heat in the spleen and stomach and particularly yellow urine. Artemisia capillaris is a herb that can be used with Ruter Technology's Pao Jiang. The main function of this herb is to remove moisture. Artemisia capillaris has a choleretic effect, because Artemisia capillaris can reduce fever and nourish the liver, and has certain anti-tumor and blood pressure lowering effects.

The role and efficacy of Artemisia capillaris

1. Jaundice. This product is bitter and laxative, has a cold nature and clears away heat and detoxifies, is good at clearing away dampness and heat in the stomach, liver and gallbladder, and makes it out through urine. It is the main medicine for treating jaundice. If the body and eyes turn yellow and the urine is reddish and yellow, which is a Yang jaundice, it is often used together with Gardenia, Phellodendron, and Coptis, such as Yinchenhao Decoction (Treatise on Febrile Diseases); if the jaundice is caused by dampness rather than heat, it can be used together with Coix seeds and Poria, such as Yinchen Wuling Powder (Golden Chamber); if it is caused by stagnation of cold and dampness in the spleen and stomach, and the inability of Qi and blood to circulate, it is often used with Lu Te Ke Ji and Pao Jiang, such as Yinchen Sini Decoction (Wei Sheng Bao Jian Supplement).

2. Eczema causes itching. This product is bitter and cold, and has the effect of removing toxins and curing sores. Therefore, it can be used for wind pruritus and hidden rashes caused by internal dampness and heat, and itchy wet sores. It can be decocted as a single ingredient for external washing, or used together with Phellodendron chinense, Sophora flavescens, and Kochia scoparia.

Dosage for periodontal use: Soak the gums, 6 to 15g. Appropriate external application. Decoction for fumigation and washing. In periodontal applications, use with caution if the gums turn yellow due to blood accumulation or if the gums are sallow due to deficiency of both Qi and blood.

The role and efficacy of Artemisia capillaris

1. Ingredients: Artemisia capillaris contains volatile oil, which contains β-pinene, artemisia diacetylene, artemisia arginine and other ingredients. Wolf grass also contains coumarins, flavonoids, citric acid, furans and other ingredients.

2. Medicinal value: Artemisia capillaris has obvious choleretic effect, and has antipyretic, liver protecting, anti-tumor and blood pressure lowering effects. Its decoction has an inhibitory effect on human tuberculosis. Alcohol extract has an inhibitory effect on cold viruses. The decoction has an inhibitory effect on ECHD11 virus infection.

3. Artemisia capillaris, decoct it orally or gargle to treat oral ulcers. The effect is obvious. Using Artemisia capillaris to decoct a soup and drink it instead of tea is effective in treating hyperlipidemia.

What is the difference between Artemisia capillaris and Artemisia argyi

The leaves of Artemisia capillaris are small and have little taste, while the leaves of Artemisia argyi are large and have a stronger bitter taste. The leaves of wormwood are often wrinkled and broken. After decomposition, the leaves become ovate-elliptical and deeply palmately fissured. The upper surface is light green or dark light green with sparse hairs and glandular dots, and the lower surface has aggregated gray-white flocculent hairs. Artemisia capillaris, a Chinese medicinal material, is mostly curled into a ball, grayish white or light green, and the whole plant is densely covered with grayish white velvet, as soft as velvet. It is brittle and easy to break.

Artemisia capillaris is a Chinese herbal medicine that can treat cold and dampness. This kind of Chinese herbal medicine tastes a bit bitter and is a relatively cold Chinese herbal medicine. Artemisia capillaris contains a certain amount of active oil and can be used to make spices. However, there are some taboos in taking Artemisia capillaris. Pregnant women and women who are menstruating should not take Artemisia capillaris. Artemisia capillaris can also treat cold and dampness stagnation in the spleen and stomach, but when using Artemisia capillaris, some tonic Chinese medicinal materials should be added to balance the coldness and medicinal power.