Ferns
1. Summary of classics
1. "Compendium of Materia Medica": "The herb is salty, slightly cold, and non-toxic. The Lord quenches thirst, removes heat, improves the spirit of the eyes, and cures fistula and lumps. ”
2. Commentary on the Materia Medica: "The herb tastes salty, slightly cold, and non-toxic. Indications quench thirst, remove heat, see, and benefit qi. ”
3. "Yunnan Materia Medica": "It smells salty and flat. innocuity. Indications for thirst quenching, heat removal, gas dissipation, accumulation, pain relief, and the best way to eliminate the lump (press: this grass is indigo). ”
4. "Famous Doctors": "Salty, slightly cold, non-toxic." The Lord quenches thirst, removes heat, sees, and breathes. ”
5. "New Cultivation of Materia Medica": "The herb tastes salty, slightly cold, and non-toxic." The Lord quenches thirst, removes heat, sees, and breathes. ”
6. "Materia Medica" "Roots are made into soup, and hong kong feet and ears are covered." 7. "A Thousand Golden Wings": "The herb tastes salty, slightly cold, and non-toxic." The Lord quenches thirst, removes heat, and is clear and good. ”
8. "National Compilation of Chinese Herbal Medicine": "Herb spices, warm. There is a small poison. Relieves wind and dampness, activates blood and relieves pain. For rheumatoid arthritis. ”
9. "Dictionary of Chinese Medicine": "The herb is spicy, cold, and poisonous." Treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, malaria, hernias, beriberi, sores. ”
10. "Chinese Materia Medica": Herb Xin; Sexual Level; Small Poison Dispels Wind and Dehumidification; Detoxification and Detoxification; Blood Activation; Malaria Interception. Main rheumatic paralysis; dysentery; diarrhea; vomiting and tendons; edema; beriberi; carbuncles; snake bites; pediatric chancre hernia; bruises; malaria
11. "Tang Materia Medica": "Remove the evil sores, beriberi, and boil the thick juice stains." ”
12. Botany Dictionary: "Colic. ”
13. "Outline of Chinese Medicine": "Go to malaria and heal poisonous insect bites." ”
14. "Evidence-like Materia Medica": "The herb tastes salty, slightly cold, and non-toxic. The Lord quenches thirst, removes heat, sees, and breathes. ”
15. "Xinjiang Handbook of Chinese Herbal Medicine": "Dispel wind and dampness." Treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. ”
16. Chen Zang Ji Yun: Make soup soaked in water vapor, bad sores, good.
17. Tang Ben Zhuyun: Hairy, red and white flowers, removing evil sores and swelling, Hong Kong feet, boiled thick juice stains, many fistulas.
2. Modern research
1. Chemical composition: the leaves contain flavonoids and inghenin, chlorophyllone. In addition, this product also contains β- sitosterol and the like.
2. Pharmacological effect: the water-soluble extract of stem and leaf has an inhibitory effect on frogs and mice, and also has an inhibitory effect on the isolated heart of frogs and rabbits, and is not antagonized by atropine, and the inhibition of frog hearts can be antagonized by ephedrine and calcium chloride. It has obvious constrictive effect on the blood vessels of the lower limbs of frogs and the blood vessels of rabbit ears, which can temporarily increase the blood pressure of dogs. It has no effect on the intestines of ex vivo rabbits and has an excitatory effect on the incumbent uterus (anesthesia or no anesthesia of rabbits).
Fern flower
"Dictionary of Chinese Medicine": "The flowers of the grass cure heart, stomach pain, dysentery, lumps, and brachythesis." ”
"Compendium of Materia Medica": "The flowers of the mate scatter blood, eliminate accumulation, and relieve pain." ”
"Chinese Materia Medica": "The flowers of the pod are warm. Qi activates blood, eliminates accumulation, relieves pain. Main headache, stomach and stomach pain, abdominal accumulation, dysentery, pediatric chancre, transverse scabies. ”
"Chinese Materia Medica": "The roots of the grass are spicy, cool, and poisonous." Detoxify and detoxify. Dehumidify the network. Muscle sores. Main dysentery, enteritis, edema, beriberi, rheumatic paralysis, bruises, urticaria, sore carbuncles or ulceration. ”
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Pod roots
"Chinese Materia Medica": "The roots of the grass are spicy; the nature is cool; poisonous." Detoxification, detoxification, dehumidification, muscle sores. Main dysentery; enteritis; edema; beriberi; rheumatic paralysis; bruises; urticaria; sore carbuncles or ulceration. ”