The efficacy and function of bamboo (rat) seed oil

Traditional Chinese medicine is very helpful in treating certain diseases, so you can feel free to choose herbs. Bamboo seed oil is a medicinal material that is not unfamiliar to us. Do you know its effects and functions? Let's take a look.

【English name】 Bamboo rat fat

【Alias】 Bamboo rat

[Source] Medicinal material source: fatty oil from bamboo rats of the family Rhododendron fasciatum.

[Original form] Bamboo rat has a stout, cylindrical body. The adult body length is generally less than 38cm, the tail length is 6-7cm, and the weight is 500-800g. The head is blunt and round, with a large snout, small eyes, and ears hidden in the fur. The limbs are short and thick, and the claws are strong and sharp. The tail is covered with sparse hair above and below. The back and sides of the adult are brown-gray and shiny, with a gray base and no white-tipped guard hairs. The fur on the sides of the snout is lighter. The hair on the ventral side of the body is sparse and light in color. The young animal has darker fur, and its entire body is black and gray.

[Habitat distribution] Ecological environment: It lives in caves in bamboo forests on hillsides and lives underground. It is active at night. It likes to eat bamboo rhizomes, bamboo shoots, and fruits and seeds of other plants.

【Nature and flavor】 Sweet; bland; neutral

【Meridian】 Lung meridian

【Functions and indications】Detoxification and pus discharge; tissue regeneration and pain relief. Mainly used for unknown swelling, burns, and frostbite

【Usage and Dosage】 For external use: apply appropriate amount.

【Excerpt】 Chinese Materia Medica

Through this article's detailed introduction to the effects of bamboo (rat leave) seed oil, we can learn about the several major effects of bamboo (rat leave) seed oil. These effects are indeed a good way to regulate the body for people with poor physical constitution and low resistance. Everyone can try it.