Many people in life find that there are "little earthworms" on their legs, and some people have more on their legs, and many people don't think that these crooked and circuitous "little earthworms" are serious, and they don't even know how these "little earthworms" are formed.
In fact, the manifestation of small earthworms on the legs is called varicose veins. Varicose veins belong to the category of "tendon tumors" in traditional Chinese medicine. According to the "Orthodox Surgery", "those with tendons and tumors are strong and purple, with green tendons, coiled and even knotted like earthworms". Varicose veins, also known as "old rotten legs" and "earthworm legs".
Today I want to share with you a simple and effective Chinese medicine recipe, it was created by an old Chinese medicine doctor named Tang Hanjun, called "Nourishing Qi and Nourishing the Liver and Pulse Drink", Mr. Tang spent most of his life inventing this recipe, which has a miraculous effect on the treatment of varicose veins, with a total effective rate of more than 90%, interested partners can take notes:
Raw astragalus, codonopsis, atractylodes, cimicifuga, angelica, shou wu, dilong, chrysanthemum, cassia seed, hyssop, decoction in water, one dose a day.
"Qi travels blood, blood carries qi", qi and blood are interdependent. An important cause of varicose veins is that when qi is deficient and blood flow is not smooth, blood stasis will be formed, and over time, blood vessels will be like blocked water pipes, and problems will occur.
The astragalus, codonopsis, and atractylodes in the recipe are like the three musketeers who replenish qi, and they can alleviate the problem of qi deficiency as soon as they make a move. Astragalus and Codonopsis are like mild tonics, they are not as violent as ginseng, but the effect is not bad at all. As for Atractylodes, its task is to strengthen the spleen and invigorate qi, which is like adding an accelerator to the production of qi and blood.
Cimicifuga is like a small rocket that can lift the sunken gas engine upward. It can also help break down the stagnation of liver qi and make qi and blood flow more smoothly. Varicose veins tend to occur in the lower legs, just along the route of the liver meridian, so it is important to keep the liver qi unobstructed.
Angelica sinensis can not only directly replenish blood, but also invigorate blood. Imagine that if the river is blocked, the flow of water will be blocked, and angelica is like a scavenger in the river, clearing the obstacles and allowing the blood to flow unimpeded.
The earth dragon is our common earthworm. Earthworms shuttle freely in the soil, so the earth dragon can pass through the meridians, sweep out the garbage in the blood vessels, and make the unblocked meridians open again.
Oxknee is a master of inducing medicine to descend, which can bring the effect of medicine to the lower limbs and directly act on the lesion. Together with Shou Wu, it can also nourish the liver and kidneys, strengthen the muscles and bones. Because the liver is the main tendon, the problem of tendons is often related to liver function, and oxknee and shouwu are like adding a protective film to the tendons and veins, making them stronger.
Chrysanthemum and cassia are the golden partners of clearing heat and protecting eyes. Not only do they prevent blood stasis and heat, but they also protect the eyes. Because the liver is open to the eyes, the condition of the liver often manifests itself in the eyes.
The recipe of "nourishing qi, nourishing the liver and passing the pulse" is to effectively alleviate the blood stasis in the lower limbs through the three-pronged approach of replenishing qi, nourishing the liver, and invigorating blood circulation. It is especially suitable for those who have qi deficiency, such as fatigue, fatigue, drowsiness, disability or low voice, paleness, walking shortness of breath, loose stools, diarrhea and other symptoms.