The traditional Chinese medicine Physalis is a very good Chinese medicinal material. It has a very good effect in regulating the body and is also widely used in medicine. Let’s take a look together. [Source] It is the seeds or fruits of Physalis alkekengi of the Solanaceae family. Harvest in autumn. [Chemical composition] The seeds contain 18.6% oil, including 11.1% saturated humic acid, 20.8% linoleic acid, 64.4% oleic acid and 0.83% unsaponifiable matter (stigmasterol, sitosterol). [Nature and flavor] ① "Guizhou Herbal Medicine": "Seeds: slightly sweet, neutral." 【Function】 ① "Guizhou Herbal Medicine": "Seeds: clear away heat and annealing, diuretic." [Usage and Dosage] For oral use: decoct in water, 1 to 3 qian. For external use: grind into powder and apply on skin. [Additional prescription] ① To treat fever: 3 grams of Physalis pseudocarpa, simmer in water and drink it cold. 【Excerpt】 《*Dictionary》 Physalis pseudohortensis is often used in the treatment of some diseases. It can be made into a compound prescription or used alone as needed. However, Physalis pseudohortensis should not be consumed blindly to avoid adverse effects on the body. |
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