The efficacy and function of Wasson

Sedum is a plant of the Crassulaceae family, Sedum or Late Sedum, which is widely distributed on sunny slopes in deep mountains, between rocks, and in the cracks of old roof tiles. It is cold-resistant and drought-resistant. Sedum is produced in most parts of the country and contains a large amount of oxalic acid. It is generally harvested when it blooms in summer and autumn. The whole plant is pulled up with its roots, the roots and impurities are removed, and it is repeatedly exposed to the sun several times until it is dry, or it can be used fresh. Let's take a look at the effects and functions of Sedum.

The efficacy and function of Wasson

1. The herb has the effects of clearing away heat and detoxifying, stopping bleeding, promoting dampness, reducing swelling, and treating vomiting blood, epistaxis, bloody diarrhea, hepatitis, malaria, eczema, etc.

2. The scaly leaves and stems of the stonecrop can be used as medicine. They are harvested in August and September and dried. They are mainly used to treat dry and painful mouth, bloody diarrhea, hemostasis, and waterlogging.

3. Dry the osmanthus fragrans in the shade and grind it into powder. Wash the affected area with a soup of locust branches and scallion whites, then apply the powder to the affected area to treat malignant sores.

4. Intraperitoneal injection of Wasson Crystal No. 1 has an inhibitory effect on xylene-induced mouse otitis and carrageenan-induced rat toe swelling.

5. When anesthetized dogs and rabbits were given intravenous injections of the fluid extract of Psoralea corylifolia, blood pressure first increased and then decreased, but recovered quickly. It had a mild stimulating effect on breathing.