Such a high-profile Chinese medicine, you must have never heard of the low-profile one

No other medicine can be used so high-profile. It can be hung on your ear and sold in the market, and it also has a very strange name: Milkvetch! Vasectomyces, do you know this Chinese medicine?

Why is it called Wangbuliuxing? There is such a legend! Legend has it that the medicine Wangbuliuxing was discovered by the King of Medicine Pi Tong. Wang Lang led his troops to hunt down his lord Liu Xiu. At dusk, he arrived at Pi Tong's hometown and claimed that their master was the true descendant of the Han Dynasty, and Liu Xiu was an illegitimate child who pretended to be the Han Dynasty. He asked the people to send them food and vegetables and asked the villagers to vacate their houses for them to live in. The villagers knew that they were traitors who brought disaster to the world, so they ignored them. When it was dark, Wang Lang saw that Bai Xing had not brought the food yet, and he became angry, so he took people into the village to urge them to deliver the food. He went through the whole village, but found that every house had its doors locked, and there was not a wisp of smoke. Wang Lang was furious and threatened to raze the village to the ground and kill everyone. At this time, a soldier advised: "There are green tents here, and trees and grass are overgrown. The farmers are hiding in the dark, where can we find them? Besides, even if we raze Shihui Village to the ground, it will not satisfy the hunger of the soldiers. It is better to leave this place quickly. Settle somewhere else, so as to preserve our strength and hunt down Liu Xiu." After hearing this, Wang Lang ordered to leave the village. Vasectomyces, do you know this Chinese medicine?

Thinking of this history, Pi Tong named the herb "Wangbuliuxing", which means that the village did not allow Wang Mang and Wang Lang to stay and eat, so that people would remember the truth that "winning the hearts of the people will win the world."

Compared to this legend, I am more inclined to believe that Wangbuliuxing was named because of its efficacy, meaning that it travels without staying! There is a folk song in the north that goes: "Pangolin and Wangbuliuxing, young girls will feel their breasts flowing smoothly after drinking them." It exaggerates the lactation-promoting effects of the two Chinese herbs, pangolin and Wangbuliuxing. Vasectomyces, do you know this Chinese medicine?

Vaccaria is the dried mature seeds of the Caryophyllaceae plant Vaccaria. In the summer, when the fruit is hot and the skin has not yet cracked, the plants are harvested, dried, the seeds are removed, impurities are removed, and then dried again. It has the effects of promoting blood circulation and menstruation, reducing swelling in the breast, and promoting diuresis and relieving stranguria. It is used for amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, lack of milk, swelling and pain due to mastitis, and painful and astringent stranguria. Vasectomyces, do you know this Chinese medicine?

I like to use this medicine very much in clinical practice, especially for those who have postpartum milk retention. Adding fenugreek to some medicines for nourishing qi and blood can help promote lactation! For patients with amenorrhea and dysmenorrhea, Fenugreek must be used. It promotes menstruation without retaining blood, and is effective for gynecological qi and blood stagnation!

Most people get to know it through ear acupuncture. The human ear corresponds to the five internal organs of the human body, and has corresponding acupuncture points and meridians, also known as reflex areas! Wherever there is congestion in the human body, stick a few pieces of Fenugreek on the corresponding reflex area. This can be used to promote blood circulation and stimulate menstruation, and also to exert pressure and massage on the meridian points. The effect is very obvious, for example, it can be used to treat insomnia, headache and other diseases!