What Is Psyllium?

Plantain, Chinese medicine name. Dried or fresh whole grass of the plant plantain Plantagogo Plantago asiatica L. or Plantagodepressa Willd .

Chinese scientific name: Plantain
nickname: Shrimp soup, cattle legacy, win
boundary: Plant kingdom
door: Angiosperm
Tsuna: Dicotyledoneae
Head: Plantain
Branch: Plantain

Genus: Plantain
Species: Front of the car
distribution area: Produced in most parts of the country
Harvest time: Autumn harvest
Dosage: 9 30g
toxicity: Non-toxic
Store: Ventilated and dry place

Plantain

The whole grass is used as medicine.

Plantain

Sweet and cold.

Plantain

The liver, kidney and bladder meridian.

Plantain effect

Clearing heat, diuretic, expectorant, cooling blood, detoxifying.

Plantain

For edema, oliguria, hot astringent pain, diarrhea, phlegm, heat, cough, vomiting blood, blood, edema and sore

Plantain usage

9 30g; fresh product 30 60g, fried or mashed. Appropriate amount of fresh topical products, apply to the affected area.

Plantain taboo

Kidney deficiency is not solid and slippery.

Plantain preparation method

Remove impurities, wash, cut into sections, and dry.

Plantain physiological characteristics

It grows in mountains, roadsides, flowerbeds, and riversides. The rhizomes are short and thick, with densely fibrous roots. All the leaves are rooted, the leaves are smooth, broadly ovate, and the edges are wavy, with inconspicuous blunt teeth, five main veins, protruding toward the back of the leaves, and protruding into the petioles in ribs. Spikes are formed in the center of the plant body in spring, summer, and autumn. The flowers are small and the corolla is not significant. Oval-shaped capsules, styles persistent at the top, cracked when ripe, and seeds scattered. Beneficial to water drenching, clearing away heat and detoxifying, clearing liver and eyesight, expectorant and antidiarrheal. Not only medicinal, but also edible.

Plantain origin

It is produced in most parts of the country.

Plantain related discussion

1. "Don't record": gold sores, hemostasis, nasal bleeding, blood stasis and blood clotting, bleeding, urination, redness, irritability, and removal of worms.

2. "Compendium of Materia Medica": Wang Xi's "Mountain House Records", there is a method of cutting seedlings in front of a car. This savage still eats it.

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