If you have diarrhea and are "almost dying", take this natural antibiotic

I believe that children who grew up in the countryside will be familiar with this grass! Many people know that it can cure diarrhea. Whenever you have diarrhea, just pick some and boil it in water, and the diarrhea will stop. It’s magical! But many people don’t know what it is called?

It looks very similar to purslane, but is somewhat different. Its neck is red, and its branches and leaves are not as thick as those of purslane, and it always grows close to the ground! If you break the vine stem, white milky liquid will always flow out!

Its name is ground ivy, also known as milkweed, blood-seeing grass, and red ground. It is widely distributed throughout the country and belongs to the Euphorbiaceae family. It is a Chinese medicinal material. It is harvested in summer and autumn, impurities are removed, and it is dried.

Its effects: clearing away heat and detoxifying, promoting dampness and relieving jaundice, promoting blood circulation and stopping bleeding. It can treat dysentery, diarrhea, jaundice; coughing up blood, vomiting blood, hematuria, bloody stool, metrorrhagia; milk retention; bruises, swelling and pain, and heat and toxic sores, etc.

"Bencao Huiyan" records: It is a medicine that cools blood, disperses blood, detoxifies and stops dysentery. It is good at unblocking blood vessels and specifically eliminates poisonous sores.

"Commonly Used Chinese Herbal Medicines in Shanghai" records: Hemostasis, diuretic, stomachic, blood circulation and detoxification. It is used to treat jaundice, dysentery, diarrhea, urinary tract infection, blood in the stool, blood in the urine, uterine bleeding, hemorrhoid bleeding, swelling and pain from falls, milk blockage in women, snake bites, head sores, and skin sores.

Modern pharmacological research: Herba Euphorbiae Iris contains gallic acid, gallic acid methyl ester, quercetin, quercetin, inositol and tannic acid. Gallic acid is its main antibacterial active ingredient, which has a good inhibitory effect on various pathogenic bacteria in the intestine.

Ground ivy has a good effect in treating diarrhea and can be regarded as a natural antibiotic for the intestines. In addition, it has a good hemostatic effect, hence the name "Blood-Seeing Sorrow"!

Usage: 1. For internal use: decoct in water, 10-15 grams, if fresh, 15-30 grams; or make into powder. 2. For external use: appropriate amount, crush fresh product and apply on the affected area or grind into powder and sprinkle on the affected area.