The efficacy and function of honeysuckle

Tooth-leaved honeysuckle is a species of plant in the Caprifoliaceae family. It is a wild plant that grows in plateau areas and is also an important member of the Chinese medicine family. This plant has many functions and effects after being used as medicine. It can be used to treat many human diseases. To learn about the functions and effects of tooth-leaved honeysuckle, you can refer to the editor’s special introduction to this.

The efficacy and function of honeysuckle

1. The efficacy of honeysuckle

Clearing away heat and detoxifying as well as relaxing muscles and tendons are the important functions of Honeysuckle after being used as medicine. It can be used to treat many diseases such as human swelling, heat toxins, and dysentery. In addition, Honeysuckle also has obvious therapeutic effects on human rheumatic pain. When treating diseases, it is mainly taken after decocting. It can also be used to soak in wine or boiled in water and then fumigated and washed the affected area.

2. Honeysuckle can treat rheumatoid arthritis

Rheumatoid arthritis is a common disease in humans. After the onset of the disease, it will seriously affect people's normal life. At this time, it can be treated with tooth-leaf honeysuckle. The fresh tooth-leaf honeysuckle can be crushed and applied to the painful joints. The dried product of tooth-leaf honeysuckle can be boiled with water, and then the liquid can be taken out to fumigate the affected area, which can have a good analgesic and seed-eliminating effect.

3. Honeysuckle can detoxify

Tooth-leaved honeysuckle has excellent detoxification ability, especially for the poisoning symptoms that occur after people accidentally eat some poisonous grasses in the wild. After poisoning, people can pick fresh tooth-leaved honeysuckle stems, wash them with clean water, and chew them directly in their mouths. The amount consumed at a time should not exceed 20 grams. After two or three times, people's poisoning symptoms will be alleviated or disappear.