The difference between Acorus calamus and Acorus calamus

Acorus calamus is a commonly used clinical medicine with analgesic and other effects. It has certain toxicity and tastes bitter. It can be used to calm the nerves, harmonize the stomach, and promote digestion. Acorus calamus is a medicine that looks somewhat similar to Acorus calamus, but there are certain differences in their efficacy. In real life, we are not professional doctors and we only have a superficial understanding of medicines, so for the sake of our own life and health, we should try to listen to the doctor.

The difference between Acorus calamus and Acorus calamus

Acorus calamus is also known as water centipede and water sword grass. The taste of Acorus calamus is a bit bitter, but it has a good effect of resolving phlegm, and it is also good for soothing the stomach and calming the nerves. The fragrance itself can have a good effect of invigorating the mind. In addition, there is relevant pharmacological evidence that Acorus calamus actually has a very good sedative and anticonvulsant effect, and can also promote the secretion of digestive juices. It also has a very good effect on inhibiting abnormal fermentation of the gastrointestinal tract. In addition, its inhibitory effect on some skin fungi that can cause illness is also very obvious.

Mash the roots of Acorus calamus, then add a certain proportion of sweet wine lees, mix them together, and apply them to the wound. It is very effective in treating bruises and injuries. This medicine is very effective in treating diseases such as cholera, food stagnation, deafness, tinnitus and heatstroke.

The difference between Acorus calamus and Acorus calamus

Acorus calamus is also known as small calamus and joint calamus. The taste of Acorus calamus is better than that of Acorus calamus. Acorus calamus is mainly used to treat epilepsy or dreaminess and forgetfulness. If you suffer from nausea and vomiting in your life, using Acorus calamus can also achieve good results.

The above is an introduction to the differences between Acorus calamus and Acorus gramineus. In fact, we can know very well from the above introduction that the two can be used interchangeably, but Acorus calamus is more inclined to resolve phlegm and calm the mind, while Acorus calamus is more suitable for warming dampness and resolving phlegm, so we also have to use them differently.