1. Function1. Repel mosquitoes: Artemisia can emit a unique smell, which will keep mosquitoes away, thus achieving the purpose of repelling mosquitoes. In terms of usage, it can be hung directly indoors, or it can be dried and crushed to make a sachet, or directly burned into ashes to release the scent through burning. 2. Dehumidification: Artemisia has the effect of dehumidifying and is a very good medicine for people with moisture in their bodies. You can make it into tea or make it into moxa sticks for moxibustion, but this treatment method requires professional skills and is not recommended to try at home. 3. Dispel cold: Artemisia has a strong ability to dispel cold. It is especially useful for people with cold body, especially women with cold hands and feet. Put it in boiling water for 5-10 minutes, take it out and add water to adjust the temperature, and then use it to soak your feet. Soak 2-3 times a week, each time for 15-30 minutes. 4. Antitussive: Mugwort has the ability to relieve asthma and cough, and is especially effective for coughs caused by invasion of cold air. The usual usage is to soak it in water and drink it. It can also be used to make soup or porridge, or to directly squeeze the juice and use the juice to make pasta. It should be noted that the juice cannot be drunk directly. 5. Hemostasis: Artemisia has the function of stopping bleeding and is generally used for external application. If you accidentally get a wound, you can burn it into ashes, apply it to the wound, and bandage it with gauze. Since high temperature can have a disinfecting effect, there is no need to worry about wound infection. 2. Pictures |
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