Toad A toad. The white juice between its eyebrows is called toadstool, and the toadstool and dried toad skin are used for medicinal purposes.

≮ Gourmet flavor≯

Toadstool, sweet, pungent, warm, poisonous.

≮ Gourmet Ingredients ≯

China's toadstools contain adrenaline, cholesterol, octanedioic acid, Chinese toadstools tannin (or toadstools tromethamine), toadstools poison, Chinese toadstools essence, and Chinese toadstools tartarine.

≮ Gastronomic pharmacology≯

It has been reported that the cardiotonic effects of Bufo toadstools and Bufo toadstools are similar to those of digitalis glycosides, consisting of myocardial excitation and vagal excitation. It can also elevate blood pressure, and can cause vomiting, but there is no cumulative effect.

≮ Gourmet function≯

Treatment of malignant sores, kill worms, eliminate chancre.

Pediatric chancre, yellow face, thin shape, large abdomen:

Take a large toad, remove the head, feet, intestinal miscellany, coated with sesame oil, roasted on the tile charcoal, finely powdered, and sand nuts, etc. *** research, honey pills such as a small pea large, each serving 7 pills, twice a day.

Malignant tumors:

dried toad skin powder, pressed into tablets (method: toad skin to the head containing toad shortening part, boiled for a minute, roasted and ground powder, with ethyl acetate vinegar and chloroform each soaked for 24 hours, and then drying powder, pressed tablets, each containing o.2 grams of dried skin powder), 2 to 3 times a day, 3 tablets each time.

Hepatocellular carcinoma:

Big toad peeled skin, puncture the skin spines, reverse paste the liver area, to 3 weeks after the removal, such as skin blistering, coated with gentian violet, at the same time, serving toad skin powder, each time 2-3 minutes, 3 times a day.