The effect of Viola yedoensis

Traditional effects of Viola yedoensis

Jaundice and internal heat: Grind Viola yedoensis into powder, take 15g each time, with wine.

Carbuncle and malignant ulcer: use Viola yedoensis.

Take equal parts of Cang Ye, mash them, add a cup of wine, blend into juice and drink.

Carbuncle on the back: Use the Viola yedoensis collected during the dog days of summer, mash it, mix it with flour, soak it in vinegar overnight, and apply it on the sore. It is very effective.

For carbuncle and swelling: mash the Viola yedoensis grass and drink the juice. Another recipe: Mash violet yedoensis, onion and raw honey together and apply it to the affected area. Another recipe: Use the root of Viola yedoensis, remove the rough skin, and grind it into powder with Tribulus terrestris. Add oil and mix well, then apply to the affected area.

Throat numbness, swelling and pain: Use Viola yedoensis leaves, add a little sauce, grind into a paste, and apply to the throat. Vomiting is the effective method.

Therapeutic effects of Viola yedoensis

Viola yedoensis tastes bitter and slightly pungent, and is cold in nature; it enters the heart and liver meridians; its qi is slightly dispersing;

It has the effects of clearing away heat and detoxifying, cooling blood and reducing swelling;

It is mainly used to treat furuncles, carbuncles, mumps, scrofula, erysipelas, mastitis, intestinal carbuncle, damp-heat and diarrhea, jaundice, red and swollen eyes, throat numbness, and snake bites.

Viola yedoensis cooking guide

For all kinds of furuncles, carbuncles, redness, swelling, heat and pain, you can use the fresh product alone to make juice and drink it, and use the residue to apply to the affected area; or you can use it in combination with honeysuckle, dandelion, and wild chrysanthemum.

If the patient is deficient in qi and blood, angelica and astragalus can be added; if the patient has pain and swelling caused by damp-heat condensation in bone abscesses, it can be used together with Poria cocos, Plantago seed, honeysuckle and Achyranthes bidentata to eliminate dampness and clear heat.

For patients with scrofula and tuberculosis in the neck, it can be combined with Prunella vulgaris, Scrophularia ningpoensis, Fritillaria thunbergii and oyster to disperse the nodules and reduce swelling.