What are the effects of traditional Chinese medicine epimedium

Few people know that Epimedium has a high medicinal keratin content. It can strengthen the kidneys, strengthen the muscles and body, and eliminate rheumatism. Because it contains male hormones, it can help treat impotence earlier. It can stimulate nerves to make the penis erect and dilate blood vessels. Therefore, it is effective for respiratory diseases such as asthma and cough. It can lower blood pressure and blood lipids, and is very suitable for menopausal hypertension. At the same time, it can eliminate cold and dampness, promote bone marrow synthesis, and prevent osteoporosis. There are many other benefits of the traditional Chinese medicine epimedium, which are introduced in detail below.

Epimedium, also known as Epimedium. Li Shizhen said: Epimedium tastes sweet and has a fragrant smell. It is warm in nature and not cold. It can replenish the essence and qi, and is suitable for those with insufficient true yang. As for why it is called epimedium?

The reason is that in northern Sichuan, many villagers are shepherds. After the sheep eat this grass, they mate a hundred times a day without dying, so people call it Epimedium. The reason why Epimedium is called Epimedium is that it often eats local grass that resembles bean leaves (bean leaves are called Huo), so it is named Epimedium. It is a commonly used medicine in clinical treatment of male impotence caused by insufficient true yang.

Epimedium tastes spicy and sweet, is warm in nature, and enters the liver and kidney meridians. It is light in weight and has a strong energy, and can both ascend and descend. It has the effects of nourishing the kidney and strengthening yang, dispelling wind and dampness, and strengthening muscles and bones. It is mainly used to treat impotence due to kidney deficiency, spermatorrhea and premature ejaculation, infertility due to cold sperm, frequent urination and incontinence, asthma and cough due to kidney deficiency, soreness of waist and knees, spasms of muscles and bones, rheumatic pain, numbness and spasm, hemiplegia, numbness of limbs, menopausal hypertension, minor stranguria, asthma and cough, etc.

When taking Epimedium, be careful not to eat carrots, as it will weaken the efficacy of the medicine and fail to achieve the desired effect. During the period of taking the medicine, avoid eating raw and cold foods that are irritating to the gastrointestinal tract. Also, do not drink strong tea. The chemical components in strong tea can easily reduce the efficacy of the medicine after neutralization with the traditional Chinese medicine and affect its absorption. Epimedium is not suitable for people with internal heat and irritability, as well as people with hypersexuality, otherwise it may cause side effects such as dizziness and nosebleeds.