Traditional Chinese medicine for promoting blood circulation and dispersing stagnation

Every organ in the human body is likely to develop stones, especially the digestive system and urinary system, where the chances of developing stones are the highest. Therefore, in order to avoid stones in your body, you should pay attention to the way you eat food in your life. And some people will actively look for some Chinese herbal medicines that can promote blood circulation and dissipate stagnation in their lives. So what are the Chinese herbal medicines that have the effect of promoting blood circulation and dissipating stagnation in traditional Chinese medicine?

What does 散结 mean?

A knot is a lump, and the so-called dispersing of the knot means using drugs that clear away heat and detoxify or promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis to treat and eliminate symptoms such as lumps and nodules caused by heat syndrome, qi stagnation, blood stasis, etc.

What are the foods that disperse knots?

Foods that can disperse knots include red beans, coix seeds, jujubes, kelp, sargassum, kelp, hairy clams, conger eels, sea turtles, loaches, etc. Eat less greasy and heavy food; eat less warm and nourishing food such as dog meat and mutton; eat less "irritating foods" such as seafood without shells, bamboo shoots, taro, etc. that are prone to allergies; eat less beverages and snacks containing chemicals, preservatives, and additives; avoid irritants such as too sour, too spicy, too salty, tobacco, and alcohol.

What fruits and vegetables should I eat to relieve constipation?

Generally speaking, the fruits and vegetables we eat do not have the effect of dispersing knots. Everyone must know this.

What are the traditional Chinese medicines for dispersing nodules?

1. Strychnos nux vomica: pungent, bitter and cold. Very poisonous. Go into the liver and spleen meridians. It promotes blood circulation, dredges the meridians, relieves pain, attacks toxins, disperses stagnation and It has an inhibitory effect on S180. Indications: Esophageal cancer, gastric cancer, intestinal cancer and lung cancer, etc. The dosage is 1-1.5g decoction in water.

2. Kelp: salty, cold. It enters the spleen, liver and kidney meridians. It can eliminate blood stasis and resolve nodules, promote diuresis and reduce swelling, and has anti-cancer effects. The dosage for various tumors is 9 to 15g. The fronds of kelp, wakame, or kelp of the Laminariaceae family. [Alias] Lunbu, sea kelp, black kelp. Its U-kelp polysaccharide can induce cancer cells to commit suicide and protect normal cells.

3. Sea clam shells: salty, cold. It enters the lung and stomach meridians. Clears the lungs and resolves phlegm, softens and disperses lumps. The dosage for lung cancer, stomach cancer, and thyroid cancer is 10-30g.

4. Camptotheca acuminata: bitter, cold and poisonous. It can reduce swelling, disperse nodules, resolve blood stasis and detoxify. It has significant anti-cancer effects. The injection is very toxic and is not suitable for home use.

5. Dung beetle: salty, cold. Slightly poisonous. Clears away heat, promotes bowel movements, eliminates blood stasis and relieves stagnation. The dosage for gastrointestinal cancer, nasopharyngeal cancer, and bladder cancer is 3 to 15g.

6. Gecko: salty, cold. Slightly poisonous. Dispel wind and calm the nerves, dredge meridians and disperse stagnation. The dosage for brain tumors, nervous system tumors, and liver cancer is 0.3-0.9g, taken orally.