Are processed Shouwu and He Shouwu the same?

Whether processed Shouwu and Polygonum multiflorum are the same medicinal material, and what are the differences in their health benefits may be questions that many people have in life, so below we will give you a detailed introduction to some of the health benefits and differences between Shouwu and Polygonum multiflorum. If you know more about these common sense, you will be able to use them correctly to help yourself treat and regulate your body.

Raw Polygonum multiflorum is the Polygonum multiflorum that is dug out, washed, cut, dried or baked and then used directly as medicine. It has the functions of moistening the intestines, relieving constipation, detoxifying and dispersing nodules. It is mainly used to treat constipation, scrofula, furuncles, skin itching and other symptoms.

Processed Polygonum multiflorum is made by cooking raw Polygonum multiflorum with black beans and then drying it. It is a good medicine for nourishing the liver and kidneys, improving the essence and blood, and nourishing the heart and calming the mind.

It is mainly used to treat symptoms such as soreness of waist and knees, dizziness, palpitations, insomnia, and premature graying of hair caused by liver and kidney deficiency and loss of essence and blood. The hair-blackening function of Polygonum multiflorum is achieved by tonifying the kidney, improving essence, nourishing blood and calming the mind, so the use of these medicinal materials also needs to be targeted.

As a health care medicine, some common sense knowledge about them cannot be ignored, because only when we have a more scientific understanding of it can we know whether we are suitable for using these medicines to regulate and solve some diseases in the body. Therefore, it is also recommended that every friend in life can pay more attention to these common sense issues.