The efficacy of pseudo-beech leaves

Pseudobele is a common plant in life. It can be found in many places and is widely used in life. Moreover, Pseudobele leaves have certain medicinal value, but of course we should also pay attention to the edible part when using them. In addition to oral administration, Pseudo-Beech leaves can also be used externally to treat many diseases, so you should also understand the effects of Pseudo-Beech leaves before using it.

1. Efficacy

Warms the middle and dispels cold, removes wind and dampness, reduces swelling and relieves pain. Used for gastrointestinal cold pain, wind-cold cough, edema, malaria, toothache, rheumatic bone pain, and trauma. Edible part: The whole plant, roots, leaves or fruits are used as medicine. The whole plant and roots can be harvested at any time; the leaves and fruits are collected in autumn and sun-dried.

2. Pseudo-Trichosanthes

Pseudo-Trichosanthes is a plant of the Piperaceae family. It usually grows at the edge of bamboo forests near villages, or mixed with bamboos. Its aliases include: false konjac, trichosanthes, and mountain trichosanthes. Its leaves are very similar to pepper leaves, with a shiny, leathery surface and a unique fragrance. Its flowers are white and composed of many small berries in a cylindrical shape. They are 1.5 to 3.5 cm long and 0.3 to 0.5 cm in diameter. They also have a unique aroma.

3. Others

Each different region has its own unique plant species. In folk culture, many unknown plants have their own significance and value. The people living in this area know how to make use of the plant species that have been nurtured in this region for hundreds of millions of years and are different from those in other regions. They are widely used in daily life in areas such as clothing, food, housing, transportation, education, entertainment, medicine, and even folk etiquette and religious beliefs. After a long period of evolution, unique local eating habits and customs have been formed, which is the significance of folk plants.