The efficacy and function of purple chrysanthemum leaves and the taboos of using purple chrysanthemum leaves

Purple chrysanthemum leaves are the leaves of the purple chrysanthemum plant of the Asteraceae family. They are mostly green, with serrated edges and fine hairs on the surface. They are usually harvested in summer and autumn and can be used fresh or dried. Purple chrysanthemum leaves contain a variety of medicinal ingredients, and their medicinal effects are particularly outstanding. Today I will specifically take you to understand the effects and functions of purple chrysanthemum leaves and their taboos.

The efficacy, effects and contraindications of purple chrysanthemum leaves

1. Purple chrysanthemum leaves can treat carbuncle

Purple chrysanthemum leaves can clear away heat and detoxify, and can also reduce swelling and relieve pain. It has a good therapeutic effect on human carbuncle. During normal treatment, you can take out an appropriate amount of fresh purple chrysanthemum leaves, mash them to extract the juice, and then take it directly orally, once a day. After three to five days of continuous use, the symptoms of carbuncle and pain will disappear or improve significantly.

2. Purple chrysanthemum leaves can cure unknown swelling and poison

Reducing swelling and detoxifying are the main effects of purple chrysanthemum leaves. Usually, it can treat human unknown swelling and pus. When people have swelling and pus in their bodies, they can extract the juice from fresh purple chrysanthemum leaves, add hot wine to mix well, and then take it directly. You can also add the obtained purple chrysanthemum leaf juice, add white wine to the pot and boil it before taking it. Both can quickly improve the symptoms of swelling and pus.

3. Purple chrysanthemum leaves can cure red furuncle

Removing carbuncle is the important function of purple chrysanthemum leaves. It also has a good therapeutic effect on human red silk carbuncle. During treatment, you can make it into a paste, add realgar and mix it evenly, and apply it directly externally until the end of the silk. After applying, wrap it tightly with gauze and change the dressing once a day.

4. Taboos of purple chrysanthemum leaves

The leaves of purple chrysanthemum are mild and non-toxic when used as medicine, and there are no contraindications when using them. However, people with weak bodies or allergies should not use the leaves of purple chrysanthemum casually. It is best to consult a professional Chinese medicine practitioner before confirming whether the medicine can be used.