What are the medicinal values ​​of wasps?

As we all know, hornets are insects that everyone avoids. They have a poisonous stinger at the end of their tail. Once a person is stung, the skin will become ulcerated, swollen, and a large lump will appear, with toxin residue. However, hornets are small in size and their toxins are not strong, so even if you are stung, it will be painful. But it doesn't matter. In addition to treating diseases, the medicinal value of hornets can also kill bacteria and disinfect, using poison to fight poison.

Hornet's nest has high medicinal value and has the effects of attacking toxins and treating sores, reducing swelling and dispersing nodules, dispelling wind and dredging meridians, clearing away heat and detoxifying, warming yang and benefiting the kidneys. It is widely used in clinical practice, with little toxic and side effects. It is a Chinese medicine with great development prospects. There is a folk remedy that says that using hornets and honeycombs to make wine to treat rheumatism is effective.

Efficacy Application

1. Fighting poison and killing insects: Suitable for carbuncle, scrofula, ringworm, etc.

2. Dispel wind and relieve pain: used for rheumatic pain, toothache, urticaria itching, etc.

The beehive is the honeycomb, a waxy structure built of wax secreted by the wax glands in the abdomen of worker bees, and is in the shape of a hexagonal tube.

It is used to treat epilepsy, convulsions, cold and heat, evil spirits, epilepsy, ghosts, poisons, and intestinal hemorrhoids. Fire stew

A hornet's nest is a beehive

Beehive (Benjing)

The source is the nest of the hornet, an insect of the Vespidae family, or a nest including the pupae.

Nature and flavor: sweet, neutral; toxic. It enters the stomach meridian.

Efficacy Application

1. Fighting poison and killing insects: Suitable for carbuncle, scrofula, ringworm, etc.

2. Dispel wind and relieve pain: used for rheumatic pain, toothache, urticaria itching, etc.

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A beehive, commonly known as a honeycomb, is a place where bees live, reproduce, store, live, overwinter and carry out other activities. It is a general term for the empty combs, honey combs, pollen combs, brood combs, bee paths and spaces inside the beehive. The beehive is the honeycomb, a waxy structure built of wax secreted by the wax glands in the abdomen of worker bees, and is in the shape of a hexagonal tube.

Shennong's Herbal Classic lists it as a top-grade product, believing that it "tastes bitter and is neutral. It is used to treat epilepsy, convulsions, cold and heat, evil spirits, epilepsy, ghosts, poisons, intestinal hemorrhoids. It is best boiled over fire. It is also called bee intestines." When bees breed their young and after they emerge from the hive, they will leave a thin layer of cocoon in the cell. As the number of generations increases, the cocoon becomes gradually thicker.

The volume shrinks, the color changes from light to dark, and finally to dark brown. This is a sign of old honeycomb, commonly known as old spleen or old honeycomb. A honeycomb usually needs to be replaced every 1 to 3 years.

The medicinal value of hornets is very extensive. In addition to being able to fight poison with poison, it is also very effective for gout, itching and fungal skin infections. Hornets themselves can dispel cold and relieve pain. In addition to being used as medicine, hornet nests are also a good medicine, which can play a good role in dispelling wind and heat for various diseases.