The effects and side effects of snake gall

Snake gall has extremely high medicinal value and has been a precious Chinese medicinal material since ancient times. In particular, the stronger the toxicity of the snake, the better the medicinal effect of its gall. Although snake gall has many functions, it must be treated according to the symptoms. Only people who are suitable for eating snake gall can benefit from it. In addition, when eating snake gall, you must remove the parasites in it, otherwise blindly eating it will be bad for your health.

1. The efficacy and function of snake gall

1. Snake gall can improve eyesight and detoxify

Snake gallbladder is cold in nature and has many functions such as improving eyesight and detoxification. It can also dispel wind and dampness, and has obvious effect on the treatment of human rheumatoid arthritis. Snake gall can also remove a variety of toxins from the human body and effectively reduce the occurrence of viral diseases. Diseases such as eczema, papules and various skin inflammations can all be treated with snake gall. During treatment, the juice in the snake gall can be taken out and applied directly to the affected area to reduce or eliminate the symptoms of pain and itching.

2. Snake gall can delay aging

Delaying aging is one of the most important functions of snake bile. After being used as medicine, snake bile has a good regulating effect on the human nervous system, endocrine system and immune system, which can improve the functions of various systems and play an important role in delaying aging.

3. Snake gall can reduce fever and reduce phlegm

Snake gall has the important effect of reducing fever and reducing phlegm, especially for high fever caused by convulsions in children, it has an excellent therapeutic effect. In addition, snake gall can also relieve cough and reduce phlegm, and has certain therapeutic effects on cough, phlegm, various bronchitis and pneumonia. The bile in snake bile can also treat many diseases. Diseases such as keratitis and corneal ulcers can be treated with snake bile with excellent therapeutic effects and no side effects.

2. Snake Gallbladder Processing Method

1. Dry snake gall: Tie the bile duct of the snake gall with a thin thread and let it dry.

2. Snake gall wine: Take 2 to 3 snake gallbladders, cut open the gallbladder, and put it in about 1000 grams of grain liquor with a concentration of more than 50 degrees; it can be drunk after 1 to 3 days.

3. Bile vacuum dried powder: Place the fresh bile in a vacuum dryer and dry it to obtain a green-yellow crystalline powder. Bottle or bag the powder for later use.

4. Snake Gall Pills: Use snake bile and tonic Chinese medicine to make pills, such as "Snake Gall Chasing Wind Pills".

5. Snake gall Chinese medicine: Put the powder of tangerine peel, Fritillaria cirrhosa, Pinellia ternata, Arisaema consanguineum, etc. into snake gall wine. After the wine is absorbed, take it out and dry it. It will become snake gall tangerine peel, snake gall Fritillaria cirrhosa, snake gall Pinellia ternata, snake gall Arisaema consanguineum and other powdered snake gall Chinese medicine.

6. Candied snake gall and tangerine peel: For example, the "snake gall and tangerine peel" produced by a citrus brand in Guangdong is not a traditional Chinese medicine powder, but a boxed candied fruit made from old tangerine peel. Tangerine peel itself has the effect of relieving cough and reducing phlegm, and adding snake gall can certainly enhance the effect.

7. To make snake gall wine: generally use fresh gall. After killing the snake, take out the snake gall, wash off the blood stains with water, soak it in a small amount of wine for about 5 minutes, and place it in a prepared wine bottle. The alcohol content must be pure grain liquor with a degree of more than 50, and generally put 1 to 2 snake galls. It can be taken after two months.

3. Side effects of snake gall

Eating snake gall bladder raw can easily cause poisoning diseases, which may cause nausea, vomiting, and dizziness at the mildest level, or be life-threatening at the worst. This is because snake bile contains bile toxins, histamine, bile salts, cyanide and other substances. After entering the human gastrointestinal tract, their toxic components are absorbed and enter the liver, and then excreted by the kidneys.

Therefore, the incidence of acute renal failure and liver damage is the highest among poisoning patients, followed by involvement of organs such as the stomach, intestines, heart, and brain. If not treated in time, the mortality rate is very high.