Effective recipe for cleaning the intestines

The intestine is the most important part of the human body's digestive system. Intestinal problems deserve everyone's attention. Intestinal problems are mostly caused by eating too much greasy food, drinking too much alcohol, smoking and an irregular lifestyle. Cleaning the intestines can ensure that oil does not accumulate in the intestines and cause problems such as indigestion. Here is a recipe for you - intestinal cleansing soup.

Intestinal cleansing soup

Intestinal cleansing soup, Chinese medicine recipe. The prescription comes from the famous doctor Yin Huihe and is used in clinical practice. Mainly used to treat colitis or colon ulcer.

Chinese name: Intestinal Cleansing Soup Ingredients: 12g of Scutellaria baicalensis, red and white peony root Function: Clears the intestines and dries dampness, removes stagnation, removes toxins and reduces inflammation Indications: Frequent bowel movements caused by dampness and heat in the large intestine

composition

12g of small scutellaria, 15g of red and white peony root, 12g of powdered moutan bark, 12g of peach kernel, 30g of raw coix seed, 30g of wax gourd seed (pounded), 30g of purslane, 30g of Patrinia scabra

Function

Clears the intestines and dries dampness, removes accumulation and relieves stagnation, detoxifies and reduces inflammation.

Indications

Damp-heat stagnation in the large intestine causes frequent bowel movements with sticky stools, a feeling of incomplete bowel movements, or anal prolapse and pain. In modern medicine, this is generally considered to be colitis or colon ulcers.

usage

First soak all the medicines in clean water, the water should cover the residue by about an inch. After about half an hour, simmer it over low heat, simmer for another 10 minutes after boiling, then pour out about 100 ml of the juice and drink it warm. When decocting the medicine for the second time, use slightly less water than the first time, because the residue has been soaked through, and the rest of the decoction is the same as before. The best time to take the medicine is at least one hour between meals, and it can be taken before or after meals.

Solution

This prescription is derived from "Peony Decoction" and "Rhubarb and Peony Bark Decoction", but removes rhubarb, sodium sulfate and other drugs that increase the patient's pain due to diarrhea, and adds anti-inflammatory and detoxifying drugs such as Herba Patriniae and Purslane, focusing on inflammation of the large intestine. Based on the basic theory that "the lungs and large intestine are exterior and interior to each other", we choose some medicines that can treat both the lungs and large intestine, such as Scutellaria baicalensis, peach kernel, coix seed, wax gourd seed, etc. This can distinguish the solid syndrome of large intestine accumulation from watery diarrhea due to spleen deficiency, and at the same time make a clear distinction between it and dysentery with pus and blood in the stool. In particular, the use of purslane, a folk herb used to treat dysentery and colon inflammation, has increased the efficacy of treating this disease. For this reason, I believe that no matter how expensive or cheap the medicine is, as long as it can cure the disease, it is a good medicine; no matter how big or small the prescription is, as long as it can treat the disease, it is a good prescription. I have had too many teachers to count, but I never follow those who talk nonsense but cannot cure diseases.

Addition and subtraction

If the back is very heavy, add 3 grams of Magnolia officinalis and 6 grams of Areca catechu to relieve stagnation and promote qi circulation; if the heat symptoms are obvious, add 6 grams of Coptis chinensis to clear away heat, dry dampness and reduce inflammation; if the disease lasts for a long time, add 3 grams of Cinnamon bark to thicken the intestines and eliminate dampness; if the lower abdomen is bloated, add 15 grams of fried radish seeds to relieve gas and distension.

note

If the stool is dirty and uncomfortable, it means the disease is in the large intestine. The large intestine is one of the six internal organs, and smoothness is achieved when it is unobstructed, which is not conducive to storage. Moreover, intestinal dirt is caused by dampness and turbidity, which will hinder conduction if retained in the intestines, and will be beneficial to lowering turbidity if cleared out of the intestines. Therefore, this prescription uses products that can open up the lungs and intestines, with the intention of reducing swelling, inflammation, and detoxification, without causing pain or diarrhea. Therefore, compared with the prescriptions of Zhishi Daozhu and Muxiang Daozhu, these are all effective in promoting benefits and eliminating disadvantages. Some people think that people today are not as good as people in the ancient times, but this is not credible.