If you break a bone, go to the countryside and let you witness a miracle.

Usually in martial arts-themed movies and TV dramas, martial arts masters always carry with them a magical medicine for treating various injuries. As long as this magic medicine is applied to the affected area, it can instantly heal the patient and bring the patient back to life.

Does such a miracle drug really exist in real life? In rural areas, there are many magical herbs. Although they cannot relieve pain, they have a good therapeutic effect on bruises and injuries.

Elderberry

Commelina is found in most rural areas of my country and prefers cool and moist places such as wild mountain streams and hillside wetlands. There are two types of sagebrush:

One is the branches and leaves of the leguminous plant Dancing Grass, which has the effects of removing blood stasis, promoting new blood, relaxing muscles and activating blood circulation; the other is the rhizome or whole herb of the Urticaceae plant Lushan Stair Grass, which has the effects of activating blood circulation, dispersing blood stasis, reducing swelling and relieving cough.

It can cure injuries from falls, and has the effects of removing rheumatism, promoting menstruation and blood circulation, detoxifying and reducing inflammation. The root can dispel wind and reduce swelling, relax muscles and tendons, and treat rheumatoid arthritis and bruises.

Elderberry

Elderberry, also known as "elderberry". Depending on the height, it is a deciduous shrub or small tree. It is cold-resistant and shade-loving, and is a plant of the Caprifoliaceae family.

The stems and branches of elderberry have the effects of dispelling wind, promoting dampness, promoting blood circulation and relieving pain. A common bone-setting remedy in rural areas, don’t wait until you need it. Although sambucus and elderberry are similar in appearance, they are different plants. But their branches and leaves can effectively treat bruises. They can also be used as ornamental plants and home decorations.