Soak a catty of wild watermelon in 250 grams of high-alcohol liquor for a week, and then apply the medicinal liquor to the affected area once in the morning and once in the evening. Or mashed and mixed with egg white, and applied to the affected part.

Make a catty of wine every 250g. After soaking for a week, apply medicinal liquor to the affected area for several days to accept the situation.

Wild watermelon

Capparis spinosa is a plant of Capparis spinosa, whose main components are volatile oil, alkaloids, terpenoids, flavonoids, steroids, fatty acids, sugars and glycosides. Capparis spinosa is widely used in China and many countries for expelling worms, diuresis, relaxing bowels, relieving pain and nourishing, and has pharmacological effects of clearing away heat and promoting diuresis, relieving cough and diuresis, regulating immunity, resisting virus, scavenging free radicals, lowering blood sugar and expelling worms.

brief introduction

Capparis spinosa is 1~2 meters long, with alternate leaves, nearly round or oval, 2~5 cm long, smooth entire margin and curved stipules. Flowers are solitary, with axils and white leaves. Berry is oval, 2.5~4.0 cm long, and looks like a miniature watermelon with a green skin, so it is also called "wild watermelon". Only 1 genus 1 species is produced in sandy areas of China, which are distributed in various sandy areas of Xinjiang.

Capparis spinosa is a kind of Chinese herbal medicine, which has extensive medical and economic value. According to the records of medicinal plants in Xinjiang, the leaves, fruits and root bark of Capparis spinosa can be used as medicine, which mainly has the effects of expelling wind and removing dampness, relieving pain and reducing swelling. External use can treat rheumatoid arthritis and sores. It is often used to treat arthritis and scapulohumeral periarthritis in China.

Because of its unique ecological characteristics, Capparis spinosa has the functions of reducing wind speed, fighting sandstorm, preventing land wind erosion and protecting ecological environment in windy, sparse vegetation and sandstorm-ravaged areas such as Xinjiang.

Capparis spinosa is also an excellent wild oil plant. Wild Capparis spinosa plant resources, as oil resources, can be used as edible oil and industrial raw materials, and are valuable plant resources in desert areas. According to the determination, Capparis spinosa seeds are rich in oil, 4 kg seeds can extract oil 1 kg, and their nutritional value is close to rapeseed oil, so they can be developed into edible oil. The average seed yield per plant of perennial Capparis spinosa is more than 65438±0kg.

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