The efficacy and function of Meconopsis

Main Function

Clearing away heat

There are two varieties of this plant that can clear away heat, one is called Meconopsis integrinus and the other is Meconopsis nepalensis. The whole plants of these two varieties can be used as medicine, not only can they clear away heat and detoxify, but they can also be used to relieve severe coughs. Friends who do not want to use western medicine can always keep some on hand and use them instead of western medicine.

Treat acid reflux

If the leaves are collected before they bloom, they can be made into Chinese medicine to treat discomfort caused by stomach acid. If you always suffer from stomachache or feel like vomiting occasionally, you can try it. Some friends have stomach problems, but they don’t know how to take care of themselves and are unwilling to take medicine. This practice is wrong. It may not be very harmful to the body at present, but if this situation is allowed to develop for a long time, it will easily become more serious, so friends with stomach pain should pay attention.

Antipyretic

The flowers they bloom can reduce fever and inflammation, and are a purely natural cold medicine. In addition, if you accidentally fall in the wild and get injured, you can also apply this flower to the wound to relieve the pain.

Treat Qi deficiency and edema

One of the varieties is called Meconopsis racemosa. If their roots are used as medicine, they can treat our long-term symptoms of insufficient qi, edema, etc., making our qi and blood better and better. When our body is healthy, our resistance will naturally increase. In this way, the probability of us getting sick becomes smaller and smaller. This is a virtuous cycle, and we are naturally willing to try it. In addition, friends with asthma can use medicines containing this ingredient, which can also provide certain relief.

Tips

This plant has been buried in the dense forests in the mountains for a long time. my country's Lushan Botanical Garden has begun to introduce this flower, of course, including some other famous flowers buried in the mountains.