What is monkey ginger called? How to use monkey ginger

Nature is truly a blessing and has bred many amazing creatures. In rural areas far away from the hustle and bustle of the city and in remote jungles far away from the world, there grow many unknown amazing plants. Monkey ginger is one of them. Monkey ginger may not be very famous, but its effects are very amazing. Using monkey ginger can reconnect tendons and bones and reconnect broken bones.

What is Monkey Ginger called?

Monkey ginger is actually called Gu Sui Bu, a Chinese herbal medicine with a long history. As early as the Tang Dynasty, there were records of the use of monkey ginger, and there were also records of monkey ginger in ancient books. An ancient emperor once gave it the name "Gu Sui Bu", which shows that monkey ginger is so effective that it can even repair broken bones.

How to use Monkey Ginger

1. Monkey ginger can be taken orally or applied externally. For internal use, it is usually boiled in water and drunk as a decoction. Monkey ginger can also be made into pills or powders and swallowed with warm water. Monkey ginger can also be mashed and applied externally to wounds, which can help heal bones, relieve pain, and promote wound healing. Monkey ginger can also be soaked in wine and applied to wounds with the wine.

2. If you unfortunately fall off a horse and are run over by a car, causing a broken ankle or wrist and causing great pain, you can use monkey ginger in combination with Chinese angelica, peony, tiger tibia, white angelica, red peony, chuanxiong and other herbs for treatment. After grinding all the herbs into fine powder, mix it with warm wine and take it four or five times a day to have a therapeutic effect.

3. If the wrist or ankle is fractured, and the affected part of the hand or foot is hot, swollen and painful, you can use monkey ginger, angelica, chuanxiong, pollen, Sichuan pepper and other herbs together to eliminate the redness, swelling and pain and promote the healing of the affected part. Grind the above herbs into powder and mix it with warm wine. Monkey ginger also has the effect of setting bones. Frankincense, myrrh and monkey ginger can be used together with wine.