What are the clinical effects of honeysuckle?

Honeysuckle is a plant that grows in jungles, streams, and bushes. Its flowers can be used to extract aromatic oils, and its seeds can also be used to press oil. Honeysuckle has very high medicinal value and has many clinical effects. It likes to grow in places with direct strong light and receives direct sunlight every day. It is very drought-resistant. If the human body has wind poison, dampness, redness, swelling and pain, honeysuckle can be used to relieve the symptoms.

What are the clinical effects of honeysuckle? The in vitro antibacterial experiment on 11 kinds of bacteria showed that the total flavonoids and chlorogenic acid in the leaves of Honeysuckle were similar to or higher than those of Honeysuckle. Its antibacterial mechanism is currently believed to be that Honeysuckle contains chitin synthase II inhibitors, which achieve the purpose of antibacterial by inhibiting bacterial cell wall synthesis. The antibacterial effect can reach 81.5%.

Compared with the authentic honeysuckle in terms of improving immunity, relieving fever and anti-inflammatory effects, experiments have shown that the decoction, oral solution and injection of honeysuckle have different degrees of antipyretic effect on fever caused by carrageenan and triple vaccine, and have different inhibitory effects on foot swelling caused by egg white, carrageenan and xylene.

The clinical use of honeysuckle as a heat-clearing and detoxifying agent to treat infectious diseases is mainly achieved by regulating the body's immune function. The decoction of honeysuckle was used to treat 20 cases of wind-heat cold, with an overall effective rate of 90%, and was particularly effective for treating fever and sore throat. A total of 100 cases of pediatric pneumonia were treated with Jinyin Rendong Granules, and their efficacy was observed. 84 cases were cured and 16 cases improved. Therefore, it is determined that this medicine is most effective for children with lung heat type bronchitis. [5]

Root: detoxifies and stops malaria. Stems and leaves: dispel wind and detoxify, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. Flower: light and plain. Dispel wind, relieve exterior symptoms, reduce swelling and detoxify. In its place of origin, honeysuckle is used as medicine.

What are the clinical effects of honeysuckle? As a plant with extremely high medicinal value, it should be appropriately applied to various human disease symptoms to exert its clinical efficacy. When the human body's immunity is reduced, or when inflammation or fever occurs, it can be used as an auxiliary treatment to help us have a healthy body.