The efficacy and function of rootless grass

Do you know the rootless vine, which is also called headless vine, golden vine, and rootless grass? Its whole plant can be used as a traditional Chinese medicine for everyone. Whether taken fresh or dried, the effect is the same. So, what are the functions and effects of rootless grass? Let us learn about the relevant professional knowledge of rootless vine below.

The role and efficacy of rootless vine

The product of Poria cocos vaccine is sweet, slightly bitter and cool. Toxic.

Production efficacy and effects: The vaccine clears away heat and dampness, removes stasis and promotes blood circulation. It is used for colds and fevers, dengue fever, subacute icteric hepatitis, hemoptysis, epistaxis, blood in urine, urinary tract stones, and nephritis edema; it can be applied externally to treat skin eczema and multiple furunculosis.

How to use the rootless vine?

The dosage is 9 to 10 grams, for oral administration after soaking; for external application, crush it raw and use it externally, or boil it and wash your hands. Used to treat conjunctivitis, subacute icteric hepatitis, infantile malnutrition, edema, hemoptysis, carbuncles, and burns.

Introduction of rootless vine

Production alias vaccine headless vine, motherless vine, golden vine, net vine, rootless grass

The vaccine is produced from the green plant Cassytha filiformis L. of the Lauraceae family, and wolfsbane is used as medicine. It can be harvested throughout the year, cleaned, cut into strips, dried or left in the air, or used fresh. Note: It is forbidden to pick parasites on poisonous plants such as the big tea, horse mulberry, fish vine, sheep horn twist, oleander flower, etc. to avoid poisoning due to misuse.

The produced Chinese medicinal material-like vaccine is in the shape of a long, thin cylinder, slightly distorted, with a diameter of 1~2.5mm. The surface is light green or brown, with fine longitudinal lines and yellow-brown hairs. Small fish scales can be seen at the branches, and disc-shaped suckers often appear at the bends. The flowers are small, arranged in spikes, 2 to 5 cm long. The fruit is ovoid, enclosed in a fleshy receptacle, open at the top, 4mm in diameter, and stalkless. The texture is brittle, the bark is fibrous when broken, and the phloem is yellowish white. Slight odor, light taste.