Snakehead snake is a kind of traditional Chinese medicine and is very helpful for many diseases. Below we will briefly introduce the brittle snake. [Alias] Broken Snake, Silver Snake [Source] The dried whole body of the snake lizard Ophisaurus harti Boulenger, a member of the family Ophisauridae. Spring and Autumn capture. [Preparation] Put it in a clay jar and let it get drunk with wine, or put it in a pot and burn it to death over a low fire. Take it out, turn the head inwards and the tail outwards, roll it into a round disc, insert bamboo sticks, and dry it over a low fire immediately. 【Nature and flavor】Sweet, salty, warm. 【Functions and indications】 Dispel wind and dampness, relax muscles and activate collaterals. Used for rheumatic pain and dizziness. [Usage and Dosage] Take 3 to 5 cents each time. Grind the dry product into powder and drink it with boiled water or soak it in wine. 【Excerpt】 National Compendium of Chinese Herbal Medicines [Source] "Compendium of Materia Medica" Through the introduction of this article, we can learn some relevant knowledge about brittle snakes. Whether from the perspective of food health or traditional Chinese medicine, the role of crispy snake cannot be underestimated. |
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