Night-blooming primrose in history① "Guangdong Traditional Chinese Medicine" II: "Treats liver depression and qi pain." ② "Guangxi Medicinal Plant List": "It can nourish bones and soothe the five internal organs. It can treat trauma, masses, and leucorrhea in women." Night primrose can reduce phlegm and relieve coughNight-blooming jasmine has a slightly cool nature and can enter the lung meridian, regulating qi and removing blood stasis. Therefore, for patients with long-term cough, it can effectively relieve cough, resolve phlegm, and relieve asthma. If you have these symptoms, you can try it, but of course you must use the medication under the guidance of a doctor. Night primrose can relieve painIf you have symptoms such as rib pain, breast pain, hernia pain, bone and joint pain, you might as well go to a Chinese medicine practitioner and try some night-blooming jasmine. Night-blooming jasmine can effectively treat various pains, and the effect is quite obvious. Night primrose can calm the nerves and help sleepFor some elderly people who have difficulty falling asleep at night, night-blooming primrose can treat insomnia and help them fall asleep effectively. |
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