The efficacy and function of money grass

Treating stones

Moneywort can be used to treat stones and can also be used to treat symptoms such as jaundice. Centella asiatica has the effect of promoting dampness and relieving jaundice, and can eliminate stone and stranguria in the body. These symptoms can be treated by drinking water. Centella asiatica can be made into ingredients for making tea, and drinking the water soaked with Centella asiatica can not only quench thirst but also help treat various stone diseases.

Treatment of gonorrhea

For some patients suffering from symptoms of stranguria and heat stranguria, they can use Centella asiatica alone for treatment, or they can use it in combination with other medicinal materials such as chicken gizzard lining and Lycopodiella cava. The effect is quite significant and helps enhance the body's ability to clear dampness and heat, dredge stranguria and drain urine. Generally, patients with symptoms of stranguria will also show signs of kidney deficiency, in which case they can use walnut kernels for conditioning.

Detoxification

Moneywort can also be used to relieve sores, eliminate carbuncles, treat snake bites and relieve pain caused by bruises. It can dissolve excess toxins, treat areas of congestion, and has a good effect in relieving pain and eliminating swelling. Usually freshly picked Moneywort is used, and the internal and external treatments are combined. The soaked water is taken orally, and then the Moneywort is crushed and applied to the wound for external use. The combination of internal and external treatments can achieve great results.

Eliminate swelling

Centella asiatica can have a good effect on edema caused by lung problems. It can help patients urinate quickly and expel excess water that causes swelling. It also has excellent therapeutic effects on lung fever, cough and fever.