It turns out that golden lotus leaves have these effects and functions

Golden lotus leaves have the effect of clearing heat and detoxifying. Because many people now inhale dust for a long time, it will cause skin itching, excessive body toxicity, and coughing and sputum. It can also prevent skin damage caused by scalds or burns, relieve erysipelas and otitis media, and treat skin rashes. Golden lotus leaves are generally used for decoction, or they can be crushed and applied to the skin. They are very effective in treating many internal and external diseases.

Saxifrage (also known as stone lotus leaf, golden thread hibiscus, golden lotus leaf, red ear, tiger grass): the whole herb of Saxifrage, a plant of the Saxifragaceae family.

Saxifraga is slightly bitter, pungent and cold in nature, and has the effect of reducing swelling and detoxifying. For general lung heat cough, you can take 100 grams of fresh whole herb and boil it for consumption. For rheumatism and skin itching, you can collect 50 grams of fresh grass and soak it in wine for consumption. Pick fresh grass, mash it and squeeze out the juice, add a little borneol and drip it into the ear to treat acute otitis media. If you suffer from hemorrhoids, you should choose to burn the dried whole herb to smoke the sores or boil it in water. For burns, you can apply the juice of the whole herb to the burn area, which has a good effect.

[ Functions and indications ] Dispel wind, clear away heat, cool blood and detoxify.

Treat rubella, eczema, otitis media, erysipelas, cough and vomiting blood, lung abscess, metrorrhagia, and hemorrhoids.

① "Lu Canyan Materia Medica" : To treat hemorrhoids, use a small amount of dried human horse seeds to burn and fumigate inside the toilet.

② "Compendium of Materia Medica" : For the treatment of plague, pound it and drink it with wine.

If used raw, it can cause vomiting and diarrhea, while if used cooked, it can stop vomiting and diarrhea.

It can also be used to treat ear infections by mashing the blood and dripping the juice onto the affected area.

③ "Essentials of Raw Medicinal Herbs" : Treats sudden heat and poison in the ear, redness, swelling, pus and pain. Beat the herb and drip the juice into the ear, or add borneol to dissipate the poison and heal the disease.

④ "Illustrated Catalogue of Plant Names and Realities" : It can be used as a substitute for tea to cause throat closure and loss of voice.

It also treats vomiting blood.

⑤ "Classification of Herbal Properties" : Clears lung heat, treats cough, and cures rubella and erysipelas.

⑥ "Modern Practical Chinese Medicine" : applied to sores, carbuncles, frostbite, and insect stings, etc.

⑦ "Jiangxi Folk Herbs" : Treats lung heat, cough, gas reversal, vomiting blood, lung abscess with vomiting smelly pus, whooping cough, liver fire, and tuberculosis in children.

⑧Guangzhou Army "Handbook of Commonly Used Chinese Herbal Medicines" : removes dampness and swelling, cools blood and stops bleeding, clears away heat and detoxifies, treats traumatic bleeding, acute and chronic otitis media.

[ Usage and Dosage ] For oral use: decocted in water, 3 to 5 qian.

For external use : mash the juice and drip it or decoct it in water for fumigation and washing.

[Selected prescription] ① Treat otitis media: Mash fresh saxifrage leaves and drip the juice into the ear.

(Commonly used herbal medicines among Zhejiang folks) ②Treat urticaria: Saxifrage and Indigo.

Decoction.

(Sichuan Traditional Chinese Medicine) ③ Treat wind-heat toxicity, wind-fire toothache: decocted one liang of fresh saxifrage grass in water and taken orally.

(Common Chinese Herbal Medicines in Nanjing) ④Treat itching caused by rubella and eczema: 50 cents to 1 ounce of fresh saxifrage.

Decoction.