The efficacy of rat bag grass

I don’t know if you have heard of rat bag grass in your life. Rat bag grass is a traditional Chinese medicine that can lower blood pressure, so for those elderly people, they may be more common, because most elderly people suffer from high blood pressure and high blood sugar, and after changing to high blood pressure, they need to take antihypertensive drugs all year round. If they don’t take it for one day, they will feel that their blood pressure has risen. So what are the effects of rat bag grass?

Introduction of Mouse Grass:

Other names of mouse grass: mouse ear, mouse black, mouse nipple, black gold vine, mouse milk, mouse rice, black blood head, black linden, black dragon root, black child, small iron-wrapped gold, black stone rice, mouse droppings.

The main function of mouse grass: the main effect of mouse grass is to lower blood pressure and blood sugar. Mouse grass tastes astringent, slightly sweet, warm in nature and non-toxic. Taking it internally can eliminate phlegm, relieve nodules, eliminate wind and remove accumulation. Use externally to disperse nodules, reduce inflammation and swelling. Human liver and kidney meridians. It is mainly used to treat pulmonary tuberculosis, hepatitis, stomach cold pain, scrofula and phlegm, stomach wind pain, muscle and bone pain, waist pain, and hernia. The leaves are slightly bitter, flat and non-toxic. It is mainly used to treat orchitis, scrotal ulcers, hemorrhoids, burns, scrofula, phlegm, etc.

The morphological characteristics of mouse grass: mouse grass is in the shape of circular or irregular sheets. The outer bark is dark brown or tan, thin and easily separated from the wood. The wood is dark yellow-brown to orange-yellow, with numerous small dot-like pits scattered around. Hard texture. It has a faint smell and a slightly bitter taste.

The following is an introduction to the effects of mouse grass:

The efficacy of mouse grass in treating poor appetite in children

Use the whole herb (dried) of rat grass, boil it in water and take it orally. For children over 6 years old, take 2 liang per day; for children between 3 and 6 years old, take 1.6 liang per day; for children under 3 years old, take 1 liang per day. Take it continuously for 3 to 5 days. Those with roundworms should be given anthelmintics. A total of 126 cases were treated, with marked results in 98 cases (77.7%) (improved appetite, normal diet returned); 18 cases (14.2%) improved (increased food intake, but not back to normal); and 10 cases (8.1%) were ineffective. It has been observed that the therapeutic effect is seen 2 to 3 days after taking the medicine. No adverse reactions were observed in all cases after taking the medicine. In addition, 64 cases of infantile malnutrition were observed, 43 were cured, 15 improved, and 6 were ineffective. Generally, appetite increases after taking the medicine for 2 days, and significant improvement can be seen after taking mouse grass for 10 consecutive days.

The efficacy of mouse grass in treating mental illness

Take 8 liang of rat grass and 2 liang of hibiscus, decoct them in water 3 times, combine the filtrate, concentrate it into 1 jin over low heat, add 1 liang of white sugar; take the rat grass in 3 times with sweet wine lees as a guide. 30 cases of manic and depressive psychosis were treated together, 70% of which showed significant effects, and no recurrence was observed after 3 to 6 months of observation.

The efficacy of mouse grass in treating chronic tracheitis

Take 2 liang of stems and leaves of mouse grass, make into 100 ml of syrup, and take it in 3 doses. One course of treatment is to take mouse grass for 15 consecutive days. 56 cases were treated, 24 were under control in the short term, 17 showed marked effect, 13 improved, and 2 were ineffective. In effective cases, the antitussive, expectorant and antiasthmatic effects usually appear within 3 to 5 days. No toxic effects were observed during the treatment.