The efficacy and function of hairy grape

As people's research on traditional Chinese medicine deepens, they gradually understand the detailed ingredients in various traditional Chinese medicines and the impact of these ingredients on everyone's health. Below I would like to recommend a Chinese medicine, Vitis pilosa, to you all and describe the effects of Vitis pilosa in detail. I hope it will be helpful to your study and research.

[Other names] Oak root vine, five-leaf grape, flying white crane, thatched bone, hemostatic vine, butterfly wormwood, wild grape

[Source] Vitis quinquangularis Rehd. [V. pentagona Diels et Gilg. non Roxb.], a plant of the genus Vitis in the Vitaceae family, is used as medicine with its root bark and leaves . The root bark can be collected throughout the year, washed and dried. The leaves are picked in summer and autumn, dried, and rubbed into fluff for later use.

【Nature and flavor】 Slightly bitter, sour, neutral.

[Functions and indications] Root bark: regulates menstruation and promotes blood circulation, relaxes muscles and tendons. Used for irregular menstruation and leucorrhea; used externally to treat bruises, muscle and bone pains.

[Usage and Dosage] Root bark: 2-3 qian; apply externally in appropriate amount, mash and apply to the affected area. Leaves: Rub the leaves into fluff and apply to the wound.

【Note】 Do not use with green onions.

【Excerpt】 National Compendium of Chinese Herbal Medicines

After reading the above detailed introduction to the effects and functions of hairy grapes, I believe many friends already know the benefits of hairy grapes. It can be seen that hairy grapes are very beneficial to our human body. If you need it, you might as well give it a try.