The efficacy and function of pine needles

The effects and functions of pine needles can usually dispel wind and dampness, and can also kill insects and relieve itching. They can be used to treat a variety of diseases, such as athlete's foot or hemorrhoids, and can also be used to treat bruises and injuries, and usually play a certain auxiliary role.

Pine needles are traditional Chinese medicines. They taste bitter and are warm in nature. They usually have relatively high medicinal value. They can dispel wind and dampness, kill insects and relieve itching, and they can also promote blood circulation and calm the nerves. Pine needles can be used to treat rheumatism, athlete's foot and other diseases, and can have a relatively good effect. They can also be used to treat eczema or ringworm, as well as injuries from falls, and can improve swelling or pain. Because pine needles have the effect of promoting blood circulation and calming the mind, they can also play a relatively good role in improving insomnia caused by neurasthenia. They can also be used to treat hypertension and prevent vaccines and influenza. The medicinal value is usually relatively high.

Pine needles can be boiled into a decoction and taken orally or used to make wine. They can also be used externally, such as mashing fresh pine needles and applying them to the affected area or boiling them in water and then using them to clean the affected area, both of which can achieve a better therapeutic effect.

Although pine needles have a relatively high medicinal value, they also have certain contraindications. Patients with blood deficiency or yin deficiency should take them with caution.