Medicinal value and efficacy of persimmon leaves

Persimmon leaves are the leaves of the persimmon tree, and its fruit is the persimmon that people often eat. People know more about persimmon as a fruit, but know less about its leaves. In fact, the whole body of the persimmon plant is a treasure. Its leaves can be used as medicine, which is a Chinese herbal medicine with excellent medicinal effects. Below is my detailed introduction to the medicinal value and efficacy of persimmon leaves. If you are interested, you can take a look at it carefully.

Medicinal value and function of persimmon leaves

1. Medicinal value of persimmon leaves

The medicinal value of persimmon leaves is particularly high. After being harvested and dried, they can be used as medicine. They have many functions such as promoting fluid to quench thirst, relieving lung bloating, clearing blood and reducing inflammation. After being used as medicine, they can be used to treat human hemoptysis, vomiting blood, lung heat cough, and excessive menstruation in women, and the therapeutic effect is very good.

2. Persimmon leaves can stop bleeding

Persimmon leaves can stop bleeding. Usually, you can grind nine grams of persimmon leaves, cypress leaves and scutellaria together into powder, take three grams each time, and take it with warm water, three times a day. It can quickly improve symptoms such as vomiting blood, bloody stools and coughing up blood. In addition, this powder can also be used externally. When external bleeding occurs, apply the powder to the wound to stop the bleeding quickly.

3. Persimmon leaves can cure cough and asthma

Persimmon leaves can relieve cough and asthma after being used as medicine. They have a good therapeutic effect on human cough and asthma. When treatment is needed, you can fry the appropriate persimmon leaves with hawthorn. After frying, take them out and brew them directly with boiling water. Drink it instead of tea. You can drink it several times a day, which can quickly improve the symptoms of cough and asthma.