The efficacy and function of inverted rooting

Speaking of inverted rooting, I believe many friends know it, because it has a good effect in treating diseases. However, some friends do not know what the specific effects of inverted rooting are, so let’s take a detailed look at the effects of inverted rooting here.

[Other names] Wupaodaochusan, Liangtoucao, Wulongmao (Chongqing Herbal Medicine), Guojianglong (Shaanxi Chinese Herbal Medicine).

[Source] It is the root of the Rosaceae plant. It can be harvested throughout the year, but the best harvest is from September to October.

[Original form] Rubus chinensis, also known as: barley berry (from "Zhaiyuan Fang"), Rubus chinensis (from "Compendium of Materia Medica"), Duanyang berry, and Korean blackberry.

[Habitat distribution] It grows in bushes on hillsides, on mountain roadsides, forest edges, and ditch edges. Distributed in Henan, Shaanxi, Gansu, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Hubei, Sichuan and other places.

【Nature and flavor】 Sour, salty, neutral.

【Functions and indications】Promote blood circulation and stop bleeding. Treats vomiting blood due to overwork, epistaxis, irregular menstruation, and injuries from falls.

[Usage and Dosage] For oral use: decocted in water, 2 to 5 qian; or soaked in wine. For external use: mash and apply.

[Remarks] The fruit of this plant is used as raspberry in Shaanxi, Sichuan and other places. The raspberry listed in "Illustrated Catalogue of Plant Names and Realities" is this species.

【Excerpt】 《*Dictionary》

【Source】 From "Chongqing Herbs"

Through the detailed introduction in this article, I believe everyone has a certain understanding of the role and efficacy of inverted rooting. The several functions and effects introduced in the article are relatively common. I hope everyone can remember them and they will be helpful in your life.