The efficacy and function of Imperata root

Imperata root has the effects of clearing away heat and promoting diuresis, stopping bleeding, warming the lungs and relieving cough, etc. Imperata root is a traditional Chinese medicine. When using Imperata root for physical conditioning, you also need to understand the contraindications to avoid improper consumption, which will affect your personal health and fail to achieve the therapeutic effect.

1. Heat-clearing and diuretic: Imperata root is a common Chinese medicinal material with a cold nature. It can achieve the effect of heat-clearing and diuretic when taken. When taken regularly, it can help remove moisture from the body and achieve diuretic and swelling-reducing effects. The specific method of decoction and taking it needs to be clarified under the guidance of a doctor;

2. Hemostatic effect: The hair roots are rich in organic acids, natural polysaccharides, anemonin and arundinone, which can be decomposed and absorbed by the human body after use, thus shortening the coagulation time. For bleeding caused by trauma, the white hair can be crushed and applied to the affected area to achieve a hemostatic effect. When using this medicine, vascular lesions can also be avoided to prevent blood vessel rupture;

3. Warming the lungs and relieving coughs: Taking Imperata root can eliminate inflammation in the lungs and trachea. For individuals with coughs and sputum caused by lung heat and dryness, taking Imperata root can help alleviate the symptoms.

Every medicine has contraindications. If the patient has a weak spleen and stomach, he or she should never take this medicine to avoid worsening abdominal pain and diarrhea symptoms.