What is the effect of using Eucommia and Dipsacus as a combination?

Many people are not familiar with the Chinese medicinal materials such as Eucommia ulmoides and Dipsacus asper. Although this medicinal material is often used in life, it is mostly used in combination with many other medicinal materials and is therefore not well known to people. Therefore, many people are not clear about the effects and functions of this Chinese medicinal material on the body. The following editor will introduce to you the effects of this medicinal material. So, what is the effect of using Eucommia and Dipsacus as a combination?

First, what is the effect of using Eucommia ulmoides and Dipsacus asparagus together? Eucommia ulmoides has very few free amino acids, and the small amount of protein it contains is a complete protein similar to most foods, that is, it can be hydrolyzed to detect the 8 essential amino acids for the human body. Fifteen kinds of mineral elements contained in Eucommia ulmoides were determined, including trace elements such as zinc, copper, and iron, and macro elements such as calcium, phosphorus, potassium, and magnesium. Medicinal Eucommia ulmoides, which is the dried bark of Eucommia ulmoides, a plant of the Eucommia family, is a precious tonic medicinal material in China. It tastes sweet and is warm in nature. It has the effects of nourishing the liver and kidneys, strengthening the tendons and bones, regulating the Chong and Ren meridians, and consolidating the menstruation and stabilizing the fetus. It can treat symptoms such as low back and leg pain or soreness and weakness caused by kidney yang deficiency, loose fetus and itchy scrotum caused by liver qi deficiency. It is listed as a top-grade product in "Shennong's Herbal Classic".

Second, Dipsacus asper, the name of a traditional Chinese medicine. Also known as monk's head, it is the dried root of the perennial herb Dipsacus asper of the Dipsacus family. It is named because of its ability to "reconnect broken bones". Dig up in autumn, remove the root head and fibrous roots, bake over low heat until half dry, pile up to "sweat" until the inside turns green, and then dry again. "Southern Yunnan Materia Medica": "It nourishes the liver, strengthens the tendons and bones, stabilizes the meridians, stops pain during menstruation, stabilizes the fetus, treats leucorrhea in women, produces new blood, breaks blood stasis, aborts dead fetuses, stops coughing and coughing up blood, and treats red and white turbid stools. Dipsacus can nourish the liver and kidneys, strengthen the tendons and bones, and is used together with Eucommia ulmoides to treat lumbar muscle strain, osteoporosis, bone hyperplasia, bone necrosis and sequelae of trauma. It is often used to strengthen the body and improve symptoms for those who are diagnosed with liver and kidney deficiency, rheumatism and blood vessel blockage, back pain, cold legs and knees, and like to knock and like warmth. It is bitter when taken as a decoction or soaked in wine. Adding red dates or licorice can improve the taste.

What are the effects of using Eucommia ulmoides and Dipsacus asper together? The Chinese medicinal herb Dipsacus asper is the dried root of the plant Dipsacus asper of the Dipsacus family. It is slightly warm in nature, bitter and pungent in taste; it enters the liver and kidney meridians. It has the effects of nourishing the liver and kidneys, strengthening the tendons and bones, healing fractures, and stopping metrorrhagia. It can be used to treat liver and kidney deficiency, soreness of the waist and knees, rheumatism, tendon injuries and fractures, metrorrhagia, fetal bleeding, and injuries from falls. Among them, wine-soaked Dipsacus is mostly used for rheumatism, tendon injuries, fractures, and injuries from falls, while salt-soaked Dipsacus is mostly used for soreness of the waist and knees.