Effect of adding sesame oil to baby tea

Haier tea is actually a traditional Chinese medicine, because it can play a significant role in removing phlegm and relieving cough, removing dampness and promoting tendon growth. At the same time, sesame oil is also an indispensable condiment for every household. Adding sesame oil to dishes appropriately can effectively enhance the delicious taste of the dishes. However, Haier Tea plus sesame oil is also a very popular folk remedy. So what kind of therapeutic effect does Haier Tea plus sesame oil have on the human body?

What diseases can catechu sesame oil be used together to treat

Go to a Chinese medicine store and buy a few ounces of catechu, grind it into fine powder, and put it in a small bottle (not full). Then pour sesame oil into the bottle. During treatment, dip a cotton swab in catechu and stuff it into one nostril (the deeper the better). After 20 minutes, replace it with a new cotton swab dipped in catechu and stuff it into the other nostril. This will be done in 20 minutes. In this way, once a day, 7 days is a course of treatment.

Catechu is a dried paste made by concentrating the decoction of the heartwood fragments of the branches and trunks of the deciduous tree Catechu catechu of the Leguminosae family. Available in wild or cultivated form. It is mainly produced in the Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture of Yunnan Province, with Menglong producing the largest amount. Imports from Myanmar and India. It is in irregular blocks of varying sizes. The surface is black or brown, smooth and slightly shiny, and sometimes cracks can be seen. It is brittle and easy to break, with an irregular cross-section, brown-red in color, with fine pores and a lustrous finish. It has no smell, tastes astringent, bitter at first and then sweet. Catechu, also known as baby's tea, black tea, and catechu paste, has the effects of absorbing moisture, promoting tissue regeneration, and healing sores. It is used to clear away heat, promote body fluid, and stop bleeding. It is mainly used to treat lung heat cough, hemoptysis, diarrhea, and children's indigestion. It can also be used externally to treat sores that do not heal for a long time, skin eczema, mouth sores, tonsillitis, etc.

Dosage and administration: 1 to 3 grams, decocted, or made into pills or powder for oral administration. For external use, apply in appropriate amount.

Zijindan

Ingredients: 1 liang of cloves, 1 liang of costus root, 1 liang of Sanguisorba officinalis, 1 liang of catechu, 1 liang of cooked rhubarb, 1 liang of safflower, 2 liang each of angelica root, lotus seed, white poria, white peony root, 5 qian of moutan bark, 3 qian of raw licorice.

Usage: Grind into very fine powder and sprinkle on the affected area, or dip a paper twist in the medicine and insert it into the sore, then cover with a plaster.

Efficacy: relieve pain and remove blood stasis.

Indications: injuries caused by falls, sprains and bruises, as well as all kinds of pain and blood stasis.

Huafu Shengji San

Ingredients: 2 qian each of frankincense, myrrh, and dragon's blood, 1 qian of Panax notoginseng, a little borneol, and a little musk. If you want to draw out pus, add alum and dragon bone. If you want to generate flesh, add pearl and ginseng.

Efficacy: Removes dead tissue and blood stasis.

Indications: Festering knife wounds.