Can the yellow grass flower treat liver disease? What are its effects?

Diseases must be prevented, and relevant precautions must be taken. Nowadays, many people often cannot drink or smoke due to liver disease, and there are also many precautions in their daily diet. You can use the yellow grass flower for treatment. The yellow grass flower has obvious effects on protecting the liver, maintaining the liver, preventing fatty liver, alcoholic liver, and preventing cancer. The method of use is also very simple. It can be decocted to make tea or mashed and applied to the affected area.

Effects

“Upstream is Maotai, downstream is Luzhou. When the boat reaches Erlangtan, it’s time to drink Langjiu.” Gulin County, located in the hometown of Chinese liquor, has simple and generous folk customs, and everyone is a good drinker. However, the incidence of liver disease in the area is extremely low. This phenomenon has attracted the attention of hepatologists. Through investigation, scholars ruled out reasons such as water quality and wine storage methods, and finally focused their attention on the local people's custom of drinking Huangcao water for generations. Studies have shown that ingredients such as gallic acid and quercetin contained in the herb are known to have anti-hepatitis B virus and liver-protecting effects. Liver protection also includes alcoholic liver disease and fatty liver disease that are well-known in life.

Modern epidemiological studies have shown that middle-aged men aged 40 to 50 have become the main targets of liver disease. Liver disease is closely related to bad living habits. Competition in modern society is fierce. As the backbone of the family and society, the career development of middle-aged men is often accompanied by bad habits such as smoking, alcoholism, staying up late, fatigue, and mental stress. In particular, long-term alcoholism has been confirmed by a large number of studies at home and abroad to be the number one killer of liver damage. Drinking in China has a history of more than 5,000 years and has a profound cultural heritage and social background. For middle-aged men at the peak of their careers, drinking is an indispensable link in business entertainment, making friends, social relations, and maintaining relationships. It is not realistic for most people to change bad living habits by isolating themselves from the social environment. Therefore, promoting the long-term consumption of Ganhuangcao is indeed a major cause of China's liver protection movement.

Dosage

For internal use : Take about 2-3g of dried Herba Glehniae and brew it with boiling water as tea.

For external use : decoct an appropriate amount in water for washing or mash and apply to the affected area.

Pathological analysis

Ganhuangcao was first recorded in the Ming Dynasty's "Compendium of Materia Medica for Famine Relief". It has the effects of clearing away heat and detoxifying, removing jaundice and dampness, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, and promoting diuresis and reducing swelling. It is an empirical prescription of the Miao people for treating liver disease and is called "Shenxiancao". At present, the Ganhuangcao area in Gulin County has been recognized and protected by the national geographical origin protection system. Modern research shows that Herba Lycopodii contains a variety of effective ingredients that have a protective effect on the liver and can reduce damage to the liver caused by drinking and drugs.