The "impatient" one is really beautiful and magical

An impatient person usually refers to a person, but today it refers to the seed of a plant, which is also a traditional Chinese medicine. It tastes bitter and is warm in nature. It has the functions of promoting blood circulation and dispersing blood stasis, unblocking menstruation and softening hard masses, inducing labor and miscarriage. It is commonly used by the people to treat diseases such as bruises and injuries of working cattle, white diarrhea of ​​calves, and dystocia in female livestock.

Impatiens is the seed of Impatiens balsamina, a plant of the Impatiens family. In this season, the fruits are harvested when ripe, the peel and other impurities are removed, and then they are dried in the sun. Modern biological science research has found that the tangerine peel contains flavonoids such as quercetin, paring acid, saponins, fatty oils, polysaccharides, proteins, amino acids, volatile oils, as well as quercetin polysaccharides and kaempferol derivatives.

Impatiens, remember? It breaks if you pinch it.

Breaking up blood, softening hard masses and eliminating accumulation are the most important functions of acute medicine. It is usually used to treat human amenorrhea, dysphagia, and lumps in the body. During treatment, it is mainly taken after decocting, and the dosage is mostly between three and four point five grams. Excessive use of the medicine is not advisable.

It has obvious therapeutic effect on symptoms such as blood stasis, swelling and pain caused by traumatic injuries. During treatment, 5 grams of acne and agarwood can be processed together into powder, and then taken with boiled water. It can be taken once a day.

In addition, it can play an important role in inducing labor when women have dystocia. The specific usage is to process two coins of Jijizi into powder, and then take it with boiled water. Remember not to let the powder come into contact with the teeth when taking it. In addition, take some castor seeds for external use. When using it, you can use a few castor seeds to hit the soles of your feet, which can achieve the purpose of inducing labor (private use is not recommended for folk use)