The efficacy and function of Arisaema

Indications

Arisaema contains saponins and mannitol, both of which are very effective in resolving phlegm and dispelling wind. Drinking it in boiled water can also achieve a calming effect, so Arisaema also has the effect of relieving spasms. The expectorant effect of Arisaema is very obvious. A common chain reaction among stroke patients is excessive sputum and cough. In this case, the use of Arisaema as a medicinal formula can effectively alleviate the symptoms. It is also effective for limb paralysis caused by stroke. In addition, it is often used for hot pumping in young children.

Medicinal value

Stroke, tetanus

These two diseases can be treated with external application of Arisaema. Stroke can cause facial paralysis. In this case, grind the Arisaema into fine powder, then mix it with ginger juice, stir and apply it on the plaster skin. Distinguish the crooked parts of the left and right faces. If the left side is crooked, stick it on the right face, and vice versa. After correction, you can peel it off.

Headache, arm pain

Arisaema can play a very good role in treating these two diseases. When a headache occurs, take peeled arisaema and fried fennel, grind them into powder, add a small amount of salt, stir with a little vinegar, and knead them into small pills. They don't need to be too big, just the size of sycamore seeds. Take 30-50 pills with ginger soup after meals.

Food taboos

Although Arisaema is a good medicine that can treat many diseases, pregnant women should not eat it.