The efficacy and function of wild mulberry linterus

Wild Coriolus versicolor is a wild medicine. It can be used to treat many human diseases. For example, people with cold stomach can use mulberry fungus to make tea, which can not only enhance immunity but also treat stomach problems. However, the Sanhuang plant is a cold food, so people who often suffer from cold stomach should not use this medicinal material. Let’s take a look at the effects and functions of wild yellow mulberry.

Taboos of Phellinus igniarius

Coriolus versicolor has no toxic side effects, but it has a cold nature. If taken for a long time, it is recommended to halve the dosage or occasionally eat some hot foods to neutralize it. There is no effect if taken in the short term. If the patient has a cold stomach or a cold constitution and needs to take a large amount, it is recommended to use it together with other medicinal materials, such as the commonly used Codonopsis pilosula. A cold constitution means that one does not feel thirsty if he does not drink water often, often feels weak and easily fatigued, has a pale face and pale lips, is afraid of cold and wind, has cold hands and feet, likes to drink hot drinks and eat hot food, often has diarrhea, frequent urination with light color, often has late menstruation, has many blood clots, and has a light red tongue. Therefore, people with a cold constitution should be careful not to take too much.

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Modern research has confirmed that Coriolus versicolor can enhance the body's immunity and reduce the side effects of anti-cancer agents, so it can be used to assist in radiotherapy and chemotherapy for cancer patients. Most importantly, relevant studies have shown that Coriolus versicolor and its extracts are non-toxic and harmless to the human body, and there are no toxic side effects even if taken in large doses for a long time, so you can use them with confidence.

However, everyone should note that Coriolus polygala is cold in nature. People with cold stomach or cold constitution should not eat too much and should follow the doctor's advice. For long-term use, the dose should be halved. Or occasionally eat some hot foods to neutralize it.

Precautions

The best way to take Phellinus igniarius is in liquid form. Pottery or glassware are the best containers for decoction and serving. Since Coriolus versicolor has no peculiar smell, the residue from decoction can be kept. When the time comes, use an appropriate amount of water, add ginger or jujube and boil it to make mulberry yellow tea. It can replace mineral water or various teas. Wouldn't it be better for the whole family to take it together? The course of treatment of Coriolus versicolor is 3 months, and taking it continuously for more than 6 months will have a better effect on improving one's immunity.

1. To treat vomiting blood caused by heat in the heart and lungs: boil 30 to 50 cents of real mulberry fungus into a soup and drink it until the condition improves.

2. To treat hematuria, pain in the navel, abdomen and penis: 1.5 liang of root bark of the ramie tree, 1.5 liang of Coriolus versicolor (slightly roasted). Grind the above medicines into powder. Take three grams each time, add one medium cup of water, boil until six parts are left, remove the residue, and drink it while warm at any time.

3. To treat rectal prolapse and continuous bleeding: One liang of Cyperus rotundus (roasted), one liang of Cortex Mori igniarius (slightly roasted). Grind the above ingredients into powder, add refined honey and make into pills as big as sycamore seeds. Take 20 pills with porridge before each meal.

4. To treat female strain, continuous menstruation, temporary cessation of bleeding, and worsening of symptoms after minor strain: Grind mulberry fungus into powder, take 2 qian of it with hot wine before meals.

5. To treat long-term heart disease: 0.5 liang of Coriolus versicolor (slightly roasted), 0.5 liang of Costusroot. Grind the above medicine into powder and take one qian of it with hot wine before each meal.

6. To treat scrofula ulcers: 50 cents of Morihuang mushroom, 1 liang of water red beans, 20 cents of Baicao Frost, 20 cents of green moss, and 1 fen of Piannao. Grind it into powder, mix it with egg white and apply it on the affected area; wash the affected area with a decoction of plantain, mugwort and mulberry bark.

7. To treat back acne: 3g each of Magnolia officinalis (processed with ginger), dried tangerine peel (remove the white part), 5g of Atractylodes macrocephala (soaked in rice water), 2g of licorice (roasted), and 5g of Morihuangzi and Ganoderma lucidum. Grind them into powder. Mix it with water for dry sores, and apply it on non-sores with oil.

The main effects of Phellinus igniarius

First of all, the main effect of Coriolus versicolor is its anti-cancer effect. It can enhance the body's immunity so that cancer cells will die on their own, inhibit the reproduction of cancer cells and reduce the side effects of chemotherapy, which can relieve the pain of cancer patients to a great extent. Secondly, Coriolus versicolor can prevent ulcers or polyps in the human body from developing into tumors or even cancer, so it also has the effect of inhibiting the occurrence of cancer.

In addition, it can protect liver fiber and promote the growth of liver cells. It has a good effect on chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis, and it can also prevent the occurrence of diabetes and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Finally, Coriolus versicolor also plays a certain role in preventing rheumatoid arthritis.