The efficacy of dragon bud grass

Most people don't know much about Agrimony. Agrimony refers to the root of the plant, which has good medicinal value and many medicinal effects. It has a good protective effect on the liver. In addition, it also has the effect of dispelling cold and keeping warm. It is a warm Chinese herbal medicine, especially for women. It is a better natural Chinese medicine for dispelling cold and keeping warm. It can be used to make tea and has a good effect in preventing female uterine cold.

The efficacy and function of dragon bud grass

1. The effect of dragon bud grass on the liver

Agrimony bud is used as a medicine in traditional Chinese medicine. It tastes slightly bitter but has a strong aroma. Agrimony bud has certain advantages in regulating the liver's qi. The medicinal property of regulating qi can regulate your liver problems. So if you have certain problems with your liver, it is great to drink it as tea with Agrimony bud slices or cook some soup with it on a daily basis.

2. Dragon bud grass has the effect of dispelling cold

The medicinal properties of Agrimoniae scoparia are warm. Eating Agrimoniae scoparia can expel the coldness in our body, so Agrimoniae scoparia is a very natural warm food for women. Eating Agrimoniae scoparia can help us get rid of the problems of cold uterus or cold limbs to a certain extent.

Nutritional Value

Its tender stems and leaves are edible. They are not only nutritious, but also have strong anti-cancer effects. They are indeed a good game. The whole plant, root and winter buds of Polygonum multiflorum are used as medicine. Nature and flavor: bitter, dry. Enters the lung, liver and spleen meridians. It has the functions of astringing and stopping bleeding, anti-inflammatory, stopping diarrhea, detoxifying, killing insects, invigorating qi and strengthening the heart.

It is mainly used to treat hematemesis, hemoptysis, epistaxis, hematuria, functional uterine bleeding, dysentery, gastroenteritis, vaginal trichomoniasis, fatigue, weakness, sprain and low back pain. It can be used externally to treat carbuncles and ulcers. The usual dosage for internal use is 15 to 50 grams (100 grams of fresh grass can be used); for external use, an appropriate amount can be used to mash the fresh grass for application or to boil it into a concentrated juice or paste for local application. The root is mainly used to treat red and white dysentery, amenorrhea, swelling and toxins, and to expel red insects. The usual dosage is 15 to 25 grams, decocted into soup or ground into powder; mashed and applied externally. Winter buds have an anthelmintic effect and are mainly used to treat red worm disease. It is often made into powder, extract, herbaceous phenol crystals and herbaceous phenol crude crystals.

The therapeutic effects of Agrimony

1. Aralia dasyphylla is used to treat food poisoning caused by halophilic bacteria

2. Aralia dasyphylla is used to treat trichomoniasis and trichomoniasis

3. Agrimony grass is used for fatigue and strain.

4. Agrimony is used for malaria and trichomoniasis.

5. Agrimony is used for sores, carbuncles, and hemorrhoids. It has the effect of detoxification and swelling reduction. It can be taken orally or applied externally.

6. Agrimony for the treatment of Meniere's syndrome

7. Agrimony graally is used for hemoptysis, hematemesis, epistaxis, hematuria, bloody stool, and metrorrhagia.

8. Agrimony is used for diarrhea and dysentery.