What is the edible value of blood vine

Sargassum spatholobi is a medicinal material with very high medicinal value, but many people do not know much about it. In fact, it is very helpful in treating some diseases, but it also has many contraindications. Let’s talk about the edible value and contraindications of Sargassum spatholobi.

1. Taboos of Bloodvine

People who should not use Sargentophyllum nobile: pregnant women. According to medical clinical observations, Sargassum spatholobi is not toxic and will not cause any discomfort when taken for a long time. In addition, there will be no side effects when decocted with an appropriate amount of water. However, taking too much Sargentodoxae can cause stomach discomfort or diarrhea, so people with poor stomachs should pay attention to the dosage when using it.

2. The role of Sargassum spatholobi

1. Sargassum spatholobi is used to treat intestinal abscess, which grows at the corner of the lower abdomen, with slight swelling and constant dull pain in the lower abdomen. If the poisonous gas is not dissipated, it will gradually grow larger and attack the inside and burst, which will become a serious problem: Take about one or two ounces of Sargassum spatholobi, add two bowls of good wine, boil one bowl, take it before noon, get drunk, and lie down. In the afternoon, use about one or two grams of Viola yedoensis, decocted and taken as before. The pain will gradually stop after taking it. Then use 5 qian of angelica sinensis, 2 qian each of cicada and bombyx batryticatus, 1 qian each of tianlong and rhubarb, 5 qian of stone worm (this herb), and two old spiders (catch them and put them on new tiles, cover them with a wine cup, and calcine them with fire to preserve their properties), grind them into powder, take 1 qian of it with wine on an empty stomach, and take it gradually every day until the symptoms disappear.

2. Sargentodoxae treats amenorrhea due to blood deficiency: 50 cents of Sargentodoxae, 30 cents of Leonurus japonicus, 40 cents of Polygonum multiflorum, and 20 cents of Cyperus rotundus. Decoction in water and add appropriate amount of brown sugar.

3. Sargentodoxae is used to treat acute and chronic appendicitis and appendicitis abscess: 2 liang of Sargentodoxae and 1 liang of Viola yedoensis. Decoction in water.

4. Sargentoides cuneata treats bruises and injuries: Take appropriate amounts of Sargentoides cuneata and Drynaria fortunei, mash them together, and apply them to the wound.

5. Sargassum spatholobi is used to treat rheumatic pain in the muscles and bones, and amenorrhea and low back pain: 6 qian to 1 liang of Sargassum spatholobi. Decoction in water.

6. Sargentodoxa chinensis is used to treat abdominal pain caused by roundworms in children: Grind the roots of Sargentodoxa chinensis into powder and swallow one and a half coins each time.

7. Sargentodoxa chinensis treats rheumatic pain in the waist and legs: Sargentodoxa chinensis, Achyranthes bidentata, 3 grams each, Citrus aurantium, Changchun ginseng, 2 grams each, decocted in water and taken orally.

8. Sargentodoxa chinensis is used to treat malnutrition, ascariasis or pinworm in children: take 50 cents of Sargentodoxa chinensis, or 50 cents of Auricularia auricula, grind them into fine powder, mix with sugar and eat.

9. Sargentodoxa chinensis treats hookworm disease: Take 3 grams each of Sargentodoxa chinensis, Uncaria rhynchophylla, Morning Glory and Pteris cretica, decocted in water and taken orally.

10. Sargassum spatholobi treats abdominal pain caused by gastroenteritis: Take 3 to 5 cents of Sargassum spatholobi, decocted in water and taken orally.