Medicinal value of purple hyacinth vine and specific usage of purple hyacinth vine

Purple lentil is a common vegetable with high nutritional value and certain health benefits. Have you ever seen purple lentil? Do you know the medicinal value of purple lentil vine? Purple lentil is a vine plant, and its vine stems can be used as medicine. The medicinal value is particularly high. In order to let everyone better understand the purple lentil vine, I will give a comprehensive introduction to its medicinal value.

Medicinal value of purple lentil vine

1. Medicinal effects of purple lentil vine

Purple hyacinth bean vine is very common all over the country. It is mostly harvested in autumn, cut into sections and dried after harvesting. It has a sweet and flat taste and mild nature when used as medicine. It can enter the heart meridian and the intestinal meridian. It has many effects such as calming the mind, resolving phlegm and relieving cough, clearing away heat and detoxifying. It can be used to treat human wind-phlegm confusion, epilepsy and delirium, and the therapeutic effect is particularly outstanding.

2. Specific usage of purple lentil vine

Purple hyacinth vine is usually used as a decoction, but its specific usage varies for different diseases. When it is used to treat epilepsy and delirium, it should be used together with Chinese medicinal materials such as cinnabar and ginger soup. Only in this way can its calming and eliminating evil effects be better exerted.

3. Purple lentil vine can cure diarrhea and vomiting

Purple hyacinth bean vine can also eliminate dampness and harmonize the stomach. It has a good therapeutic effect on vomiting and diarrhea caused by summer heat and dampness in humans. During normal treatment, you can boil purple hyacinth bean vine with water and then take it. The dosage should not exceed 15 grams. In addition, purple hyacinth bean vine can also treat the highly contagious patchouli. During treatment, purple hyacinth bean vine should be decocted together with Chinese medicinal materials such as ginseng and rice.