On March 8, 2017, in the countryside of Yiling District, Yichang City, Hubei Province, wild Weiling vegetables on the roadside.
Weiling cuisine [alias] Azure white, turned white grass, white head, root head, wild dove side flower, dragon's tooth grass, small hairy medicine, tiger's claw vegetable, old crow's claw, old crow's claw, pheasant neck, dysentery grass, hairy chicken leg, mountain radish, turned white weiling, chicken's claw, clam grass.
According to the Chinese medicine code, Weiling cuisine [sexual taste] is bitter and cold. 【Return to the meridian】Return to the liver and large intestine meridian.
【Indications】Detoxification, cool blood and diarrhea. It is used for abdominal pain of red diarrhea, prolonged diarrhea, hemorrhoid bleeding, carbuncle sore poison, rheumatic muscle and bone pain, paralysis, epilepsy.
【Dosage】Take internally, decoct, 10~30g. Use an appropriate amount of fresh products externally, wash with decoction or mash the affected area. 【Note】 Chronic diarrhea with weakness should be used with caution.
Side note: (1) Cure dysentery: 20 grams of azure white root, decoction water, three times a day.
(2) Cure diarrhea for a long time: 20 grams of azure and white, 20 grams of white hibiscus flowers, and serve fried in water.
(3) Cure abdominal pain of red diarrhea: 20 grams of azure white root, decoction.
(4) Cure rheumatic numbness paralysis, long-term pain in muscles and bones: 250 grams of azure and white, 250 grams of chicken blood vine, 200 grams of stretching grass, and drink wine continuously.
(5) Cure wind paralysis: 500 grams of heavenly green and white, 250 grams of He Shou Wu, soaked wine to drink.
(6) Cure the initial rise of boils: 50 grams of azure white root, fried in water.
(7) Knife wound hemostasis muscle: azure white leaf (dry) grinding end of external application or fresh root mashing external application.
(8) Treatment of epilepsy: 50 grams of azure white root (to the heart), 15 grams of alum, soaked in wine, warm internal service, continuous hair and continuous service.
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