Is it effective to drink the resurrection grass soaked in water?

The resurrection grass is also called the nine-death resurrection grass. It is a very magical Chinese herbal medicine. It is recorded in many ancient Chinese medical books as a medicine with super therapeutic effects. It can play a very powerful role in strengthening the body. In modern life, people use resurrection grass to make tea for drinking in the hope of obtaining powerful health benefits. Let’s take a look at whether resurrection grass is effective when made into tea. Those who are interested can find out more.

The effects of the herb include promoting blood circulation and relieving menstruation. It is mainly used to treat amenorrhea, abdominal masses, trauma, abdominal pain, asthma, hematemesis, blood in the stool, hematuria, and epistaxis. Note: Pregnant women should not take it. It turns out that the resurrection grass is another name for Selaginella. It is also called the grass of nine deaths, the big resurrection grass, the leopard's foot, the stock-seeking grass, the god's investment time, the intersection time, the stone lotus, the resurrection grass, the immortal grass, the immortal grass, the thousand-year pine, the immortal grass, the stone flower, the water-resurrection grass, the Buddha's hand grass, the evergreen, the tiger claw, the mountain fist cypress, the invincible, the iron fist, the rock pine, the Selaginella leaf, the Selaginella charcoal, long live, a handful of grasp, the resurrection grass, the containing grass, the ground grass, the desert rose and many other names.

Pharmacological effects of resurrection grass:

1. Anti-cancer effect: It is effective for tumors sensitive to chemical anticancer agents or radiotherapy; it is commonly used for choriocarcinoma, malignant hydatidiform mole, nasal cancer, lung cancer, and liver cancer. Experiments have shown that the hot water extract of the whole plant of Selaginella, measured by the total cell volume method, has an inhibition rate of 61.2% on mouse sarcoma-180%, and the inhibition rate of the ethanol extract is 18.6%; in vivo experiments on this product have a certain inhibitory effect on Ehrlich ascites carcinoma in mice and can prolong the life of animals with transplanted tumors. Its same family plant Selaginella glabra (Selaginella glabra) also has high anti-cancer activity in in vitro experiments. Observation in clinical practice: The best effect is achieved on smaller tumors.

2. Hemostatic effect: Stir-fried Selaginella has a hemostatic effect.

3. Antibacterial effect: 100% Selaginella decoction has an inhibitory effect on Staphylococcus aureus using the plate punch method.

4. Antispasmodic effect: The apigenin contained in it has a moderate antispasmodic effect on smooth muscles. Experiments on guinea pigs and rats showed that it also has a weak anti-gastric ulcer effect.