The efficacy and function of hanging lanterns

The efficacy and function of hanging lanterns

Hanging lanterns are a kind of traditional Chinese medicine. This kind of medicine can involve many aspects in the treatment of diseases, so before choosing a hanging lantern, you must have a good understanding of it. Let us introduce it in detail below.

[Source] Pittosporum kobuskianvm Gowda, a hanging lantern of the Pittosporaceae family, is used as medicine with its branches and leaves .

【Habitat distribution】 Guangxi.

【Functions and indications】 It can dispel wind and release exterior, and is used as a bath preparation in folk medicine. It is mainly used to treat colds and flu, and in a few areas it is used to treat dysentery.

【Usage and Dosage】Appropriate amount for external use.

【Excerpt】 National Compendium of Chinese Herbal Medicines

【Source】 Guangxi Traditional Chinese Medicine Records

The above are some of the basic functions of hanging lanterns introduced to you, as well as how to eat them, so that you won’t use them wrongly when eating them, and you can also make better use of the value of hanging lanterns.

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