What are the medicinal values ​​of Arisaema

Traditional Chinese medicine is very diverse. There are more and more varieties of traditional Chinese medicine on the market. Different traditional Chinese medicines have different effects. Arisaema is a very common insect traditional Chinese medicine. It is mainly used to make paste and powder for applying to the affected area. It also has the effects of quenching thirst, reducing noise and clearing the lungs. So what is the medicinal value of Arisaema? What other effects does Arisaema itself have that everyone does not know.

Effects and functionsEdit this sectionBack to the directoryEffects of Arisaema:

Arisaema is also known as tiger palm arisaema, and its aliases include: pinellia essence, ghost arisaema, tiger paste, snake taro, wild taro, snake taro, mountain corn, snake corn, mountain stick, arisaema, and white arisaema. It has the effects of drying dampness and resolving phlegm, dispelling wind and calming the nerves, resolving phlegm and dispersing nodules. It can treat phlegm congestion caused by stroke, strabismus, hemiplegia, tetanus, and can be used externally to disperse nodules and reduce swelling, and snake bites.

Efficacy classification: cough suppressant; heat-clearing and dampness-drying medicine.

Source: Pinellia ternata, a plant of the Araceae family, the medicinal part is its tuber.

Alias: Pinellia essence, ghost arisaema, tiger balm, snake taro, wild taro, snake taro, mountain corn, snake corn, mountain corn, arisaema, white arisaema. The efficacy and function of Arisaema sinensis The efficacy and function of Arisaema sinensis

Nature and flavor: bitter; spicy; warm; toxic.

Meridians: Lung meridian; Liver meridian; Spleen meridian.

Efficacy: dispel wind and stop convulsions; resolve phlegm and disperse nodules.

Indications: Stroke with phlegm accumulation; arbitrary deviation of mouth and eyes; hemiplegia; paralysis of hands and feet; vertigo caused by wind and phlegm; epilepsy; convulsions; tetanus; cough with excessive phlegm; carbuncle; scrofula; paralysis due to falls; and snake bites.

Dosage and Administration: For oral administration: decoction, 3-9g, usually used after preparation: or made into pills or powders. For external use: Take an appropriate amount of the raw product, grind it into powder and apply it with vinegar or wine.

The role of Arisaema:

Arisaema has the effects of dispelling wind, calming the nerves, reducing swelling and dispersing nodules. It is mainly used to treat hemiplegia caused by stroke, epilepsy, convulsions, tetanus, injuries from falls, or insect bites.

1. Tiannanxing treats cold phlegm cough, deep pulse, dark complexion, urgent and painful urination, cold feet and heart palpitations: Tiannanxing (washed), Pinellia (washed), 1 liang each, 1 liang of cinnamon (peeled off). Grind the above into fine powder, steam cake and make pills the size of tung seeds. Take 30 to 50 pills each time with ginger soup after meals. (Ji Gu Jia Zhen, Jiang Gui Pills)

2. Treat cough with heat phlegm, rapid pulse, red face, irritability, heartache, dry lips and mouth, frequent laughter: 1 liang of Arisaema (washed with decoction), 1 liang of Pinellia (washed with decoction), 1 liang of Scutellaria baicalensis. Grind the above into fine powder, soak with ginger juice and steam cake, and make pills the size of tung seeds. Take 50 to 70 pills each time with ginger soup after meals. (Xiaohuang Pills in "Baomingji")

The medicinal properties of Arisaema itself are very strong. After being processed, Arisaema can have the effects of dispelling wind, calming the nerves, reducing swelling and relieving pain. The Araceae family can treat tetanus. Many elderly people have problems with frequent urination, and they can take Arisaema to cure it.