Effects of golden needle flower root

Many people don’t know much about day lily, but when it comes to day lily, everyone knows that it is a relatively common wild vegetable. It also has certain medicinal value. Among them, the medicinal value of day lily needles is also good. It is a kind of Chinese medicinal material with cool nature and sweet taste. It is good in treating edema and has the effect of reducing swelling. In addition, it also has a good therapeutic effect on bloody stool and metrorrhagia.

The efficacy and function of daylily root

1. Harvesting of daylily roots

The root of daylily is harvested in autumn. First, remove the stems, clean the soil, and then dry them.

2. Medicinal properties of daylily root

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that daylily root is a medicinal herb with a cool nature and sweet taste.

3. Benefits of Daylily Root

Daylily root is a medicinal material that can be used to treat edema. Daylily root can treat urinary problems, stranguria or leucorrhea. Daylily root can also be used to treat jaundice, epistaxis, bloody stool, and metrorrhagia. Daylily root can also be used to treat mastitis.

4. Usage and dosage of daylily root

Daylily root can be taken orally. Take 6 to 9 g of daylily root and boil it in water. You can also use the daylily root to make juice. The root of daylily can be used externally, just mash it and apply it. You should not eat too much daylily root as it can damage your eyesight.

5. Additional recipe for daylily root

1) Use daylily roots to treat edema all over the body: Take the roots and leaves of the onion, dry them first and then grind them into powder. Take 2 qian each time with rice water before meals.

2) Use daylily root to treat blood in stool: Take daylily root and ginger, stir-fry with oil, and take with wine.

3) Use daylily root to treat bleeding in the large intestine: 10 lycopodii fruits, 5 fen of camellia, 3 qian of red elm, and 1 qian of ivory powder. Decoction in water three times.

Medicinal

In modern times, Chinese and foreign scholars have made further discoveries on the medicinal value of day lily. For example, Japanese scholars call day lily a "brain-boosting vegetable." my country's "Journal of Nutrition" once evaluated day lily, saying that it has a significant effect in lowering animal serum cholesterol. People know that increased cholesterol is one of the important factors leading to diseases and body decline in middle-aged and elderly people. There are not many vegetables that can resist aging and are delicious and nutritious. On the contrary, day lily has these characteristics.