How to eat lantern grass

Lantern grass is a common Chinese medicinal material in traditional Chinese medicine, and can effectively treat a variety of diseases in clinical medicine. So what are the secret recipes and prescriptions for lantern grass? The editor below will explain it to you in detail.

Recipe 1: 100 grams of fresh lantern grass, 30 grams of isatis indigotica, and appropriate amount of old rock sugar. Directions for use: Decoction in water and take in 3 doses. Main treatment: influenza, mumps.

Recipe 2: 30 grams of lantern grass, 10 lychee kernels (fried with salt and fire). Usage: Decoction in water. Main treatment: orchitis.

Recipe three: Use appropriate amount of lantern fruit. Usage: Take the fruit of the Chinese lantern, dry it, grind it into fine powder, take 3 grams each time, and swallow it with boiling water. Indications: Hot cough and sore throat.

Recipe 4: Use appropriate amount of fresh lantern fruit to soak. How to use: Wash and mash, then apply to the affected finger. Main treatment: finger inflammation.

Recipe 5: 50 grams of fresh lantern grass. Directions: Decoction in water and take in 2 doses, 1 dose per day for 3 consecutive days. You can also dry wolf grass, grind it into powder, take 6 grams each time, and swallow it with boiling water. Main treatment: bacillary dysentery.

Recipe 6: 10 grams of fresh lantern grass, 30 grams of phoenix tail grass, and 15 grams of fresh Achyranthes bidentata root. Usage: Decoction in water, 1 to 2 doses per day. Main treatment: diphtheria.

Recipe 7: A proper amount of fresh lantern grass. Usage: Take appropriate amount of fresh grass, decoct it in water and wash the wound. Take an appropriate amount of lantern fruit, mash it and apply it to the wound; you can also take lantern grass, dry it, grind it into fine powder, mix it with salad oil and apply it to the wound.

Folk customs use wolfberry grass as medicine to treat multifunctional abnormal uterine bleeding, cholecystitis, jaundice hepatitis, cold headache, abdominal pain, infantile malnutrition, conjunctivitis, trauma, sores, skin sores, snake and rabies bites, rotten feet, rotten head and hemorrhoids.

The root is used as medicine, with the effects of clearing away heat, detoxifying and relieving fire, relieving inflammation and removing toxins. It is mainly used orally to treat fever, colds, stomatitis, stomachache, bruises, sprains, sores, boils and cysts; for external application, it is mostly made by grinding the green tea or dry roots into powder and applying it to the wound.