Pictures of rickets grass

Have you ever heard of the herb rickets grass? It is a kind of Chinese herbal medicine from wild plant grass, also called quick red or blue grass. It contains a variety of medicinal ingredients and can be picked all year round. After picking, it can be dried or used fresh. So what are the functions and effects of this type of malnutrition grass? If you want to know, you can take a look with me.

1. The effect of malnutrition grass

The taste of malnutrition grass is pungent and bitter, and it is cold in nature. Its main functions are clearing away heat and dampness, and resolving stagnation and promoting digestion. It is usually used to treat malnutrition and indigestion in children, as well as diseases such as hepatitis and enteritis. The treatment is mainly oral, and the dosage is between 25 and 50 grams.

2. The rickets grass can treat conjunctivitis

Malnut grass has excellent anti-inflammatory effects. It can usually be used to treat human conjunctivitis. During treatment, you can add an appropriate amount of malnut grass and mash it into a paste. Then take the juice and drip it directly into the eyes, one to two drops each time, and three to four times a day.

3. Herba scutellariae can treat carbuncle

The rickets grass has a very good therapeutic effect on human boils. During daily treatment, you can add an appropriate amount of fresh rickets grass, make them into a paste, and then apply it directly to the area where the boils grow. Change the dressing once a day, and after three to five days of use, the symptoms of the boils can be significantly relieved.

4. The herb can treat hepatitis

The herb can clear the liver and promote bile secretion, and can also reduce the damage of viral infection to the human liver. It can usually be used to treat human hepatitis. During treatment, the herb can be boiled with water and then taken. It can also be used together with other Chinese herbal medicines. For specific usage methods, you can consult a professional Chinese medicine practitioner.