What are the medicinal values ​​of Sumatran serow?

Although the Sumatran antelope is called an antelope, it belongs to the Bovidae family. It also has another name called serow. This animal is very large, basically the same size as the buffalo we often see. It is a typical animal in the subtropical climate. The fur and horns of this animal can be used as medicinal materials. So, what are the medicinal values ​​of the Sumatran antelope? Let us understand this issue together.

1. Medicinal value

Nature and flavor: cold; salty; enters the liver and heart meridians. Functions and indications: Calms the liver and relieves wind, clears the liver and improves eyesight, disperses blood and detoxifies. It is used for high fever convulsions, coma convulsions, eclampsia convulsions, epilepsy, headache and dizziness, red eyes and cataracts, febrile toxicity and madness, carbuncles and sores. Dosage and Administration: For oral administration: decoct in water, 1.5-3g, preferably decocted for more than 2 hours; grind into powder, 0.3-0.6g each time; or grind into juice, or make into pills or powder. For external use: take appropriate amount, decoct in water or grind into juice for application; or grind into powder for application.

2. Distribution range

The serow is one of the typical animals of the tropical and subtropical regions of southeast Asia, but it has also gradually moved northward to the area around 33 degrees north latitude. Its distribution range starts from the Qinling Mountains in northwest China and the Huangshui River Valley in Qinghai in the north, and extends to Sumatra in Indonesia in the south, including most parts of southern China and Nepal, Kashmir, India, Vietnam, Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia and other places.

Well, after reading the above introduction, I believe you already know the medicinal value of the Sumatran antelope. Although this antelope has high nutritional value, it is on the verge of extinction. Now there are many laws that stipulate protection measures for them, so you cannot hunt the Sumatran antelope at will.