The efficacy and function of wild vegetable fragrant tea

Tealeaf is a wild vegetable with a light taste and rich nutrition. It contains a variety of organic acids and phenolic substances. After being harvested and dried, it can also be used as medicine to treat a variety of human diseases. So what are the effects and functions of tealeaf? The following editor will tell you in detail.

The efficacy and function of fragrant tea

1. The efficacy of fragrant tea

The herb contains a variety of phenolic substances and organic acids. It tastes sweet and bitter, and is cold in nature. It has many functions such as clearing heat and dampness, cooling blood and dispersing blood stasis. It can be used for the prevention and treatment of various diseases such as hepatitis, cholecystitis, and enteritis in humans, and the effect is very obvious.

2. Fragrant tea can cure snake bites

Fragrant tea leaves have a good detoxification effect. Normally, when people are bitten by poisonous snakes, they can use fresh fragrant tea leaves for treatment. During treatment, the fresh fragrant tea leaves can be mashed into a paste and then applied to the snake bite site. Change the dressing twice a day, which can quickly decompose and excrete toxins in the body.

3. Fragrant tea can cure acute hepatitis

Camellia oleifera has a good therapeutic effect on acute hepatitis in humans. In normal treatment, you can use an appropriate amount of Camellia oleifera together with other Chinese medicinal materials such as Oxalis and Iron Maidenhair. You can consult a professional Chinese medicine practitioner for the specific dosage. After preparing these Chinese medicinal materials, add water to boil them. After boiling, remove the residue and drink the liquid medicine once a day for seven consecutive days. The symptoms of hepatitis can be significantly alleviated.