Chinese traditional culture has a long history and is profound and extensive. my country's liquor culture, tea culture, and traditional Chinese medicine culture are all blooming splendidly in the world today. Today I will mainly introduce to you the Chinese medicine culture. Traditional Chinese medicine culture mainly starts with the simplest Chinese medicinal materials. Today I will introduce two simple Chinese medicinal materials to you, which are Artemisia annua and Artemisia argyi. The difference between the appearance of Artemisia argyi and Artemisia argyi Artemisia annua and mugwort are not common in plain areas, they mainly grow on hillsides. Artemisia annua and mugwort mainly grow in wasteland or mountainous areas. Many people are not familiar with them, and these two foods look quite similar. It is not easy to distinguish from the appearance, we can start from the sense of smell. Artemisia and wormwood have different smells. If you see Artemisia and wormwood in the wilderness, you need to know how to distinguish them. Smell these two smells, whichever one is more fragrant is the mugwort. Differences in nutritional content between Artemisia argyi and Artemisia argyi With the development of economy and people's living standards getting higher and higher, Artemisia annua and Artemisia argyi, two basic Chinese medicinal materials, are gradually disappearing in people's daily life. Artemisia and mugwort leave a deep impression on us. March is the growth season of Artemisia, and it is the time when it matures. Artemisia annua is not only a food but also a Chinese medicinal material with miraculous effects. Artemisia not only lowers blood pressure, but also protects the liver. Mugwort is also a magical existence. Our common cough, sore throat and other minor problems can be treated with mugwort. If you vomit blood or have severe bleeding from trauma, you can also use mugwort to treat it. When I was a child, there were a lot of mosquitoes in my home. My family didn’t have money to buy mosquito coils, so we used mugwort to repel mosquitoes, and the effect was very good. The difference between eating white wormwood and mugwort Although Artemisia annua and Artemisia argyi are traditional Chinese medicines, they are also a kind of food. Artemisia annua and mugwort can be simply mixed together and eaten. It is a natural, pollution-free and environmentally friendly product. It is not only delicious, but also has high therapeutic value. Artemisia annua and mugwort are favored by many people as a food. The method of preparing Artemisia annua is very simple. You can pick it from the wasteland and soak it in water to drink immediately when you get home. This method is also very good. There are many ways to cook mugwort, not only in terms of how to eat it, but also in terms of how to use it. Mugwort can be made into sachets to repel mosquitoes, and it can also be used to soak your feet in hot water. I used to soak my feet in mugwort and I thought it was very good. Chinese medicinal materials can help people understand the long history of Chinese medicine culture and also let you know its charm. According to the interpretation, do you understand the difference between Artemisia annua and Artemisia argyi? |
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