What are the effects and functions of Yao Jin Niang?

Myrtle is a very gorgeous flower, especially when it blooms in summer, it is so beautiful. Moreover, in nature, myrtle often becomes food for some birds, and humans use it as the main material for ecological construction. Myrtle is also found in some gardens when they are greening. Of course, in addition to viewing, what other effects and functions does myrtle have?

Meridians: Liver, Spleen and Lung Meridians

Functions and indications: Nourishes blood and stops bleeding; astringes the intestines and consolidates semen. It is used to treat blood deficiency and physical weakness; vomiting blood; epistaxis; coughing up blood due to overwork; blood in the stool; metrorrhagia; spermatorrhea; leucorrhea; dysentery; rectal prolapse; burns; and bleeding due to trauma. Astringent and hemostatic.

Root: dispels wind and activates collaterals, astringes and stops diarrhea. Used for acute and chronic gastroenteritis, stomachache, indigestion, hepatitis, dysentery, rheumatoid arthritis, lumbar muscle strain, functional uterine bleeding, and rectal prolapse; used externally to treat burns and scalds.

The root contains phenols, tannins, etc., and can treat chronic dysentery, rheumatism, hepatitis and lower blood lipids.

Leaves: astringent, antidiarrheal and hemostatic. Used for acute gastroenteritis, indigestion, dysentery: used externally to treat bleeding from trauma.

Fruit: Nourishes the blood, nourishes, and stabilizes the fetus. Used for anemia, physical weakness after illness, neurasthenia, tinnitus, and spermatorrhea.

Veterinary medicine

⑴Used for the treatment of pig and cattle diseases

The roots of myrtle can dispel wind, promote qi circulation, and benefit the kidneys, and can treat cold asthma, hernia, rheumatic joint pain, etc.; its leaves and fruits can strengthen the spleen and benefit the blood, astringe and detoxify, and can treat gastroenteritis, overwork, dysentery, and bloody stools, etc. It can also be used to treat diseases such as overwork of cattle, enteritis of pigs, rheumatic soft feet of pigs and cattle, continuous bleeding after castration of cattle, white diarrhea of ​​calves, and white diarrhea of ​​piglets.

⑵ Myrtle mutton soup for the treatment of asthma

The medicinal roots and stems of myrtle are slightly warm in nature, with a light and non-toxic juice. They can strengthen the spleen and stomach, replenish blood, and stop hemorrhage and dysentery. It is effective in treating asthma. Use 1000g of fresh myrtle, pick up 7 tiles from under the eaves, wash and put into an iron pot, divide 250mL of rice wine into 7 portions, pour the wine into the pot and stir-fry together with the flour, add 1000mL of water after it is cooked, boil until 750mL, remove the residue and take the soup to stew 500g of mutton, add appropriate amount of rice wine, and take it in 2 nights.