Shā rotto Katakuri is a commonly used Chinese herbal medicine, which comes from the wild plant Rhododendron. It is a pseudo-bulb of this plant, which is mostly produced in Sichuan and Yunnan. It is mostly harvested in autumn and can be used as medicine after being harvested and dried in the sun. So what's Shā rotto Katakuri like? What effects and functions does it have? Next, I will share the pictures of Shā rotto Katakuri with you, and at the same time, I will show you the efficacy and functions of Shā rotto Katakuri.

The Efficacy and Function of Shā rotto Katakuri Picture Shā rotto Katakuri

1, the efficacy of Shā rotto Katakuri

Shā rotto Katakuri is bitter and slightly pungent in taste, cold in nature, and can enter the liver meridian and stomach meridian. Its main functions are clearing away heat and toxic materials, reducing swelling and resolving hard mass. At ordinary times, it is mostly used for the treatment of various diseases such as carbuncle, furuncle, furuncle and unknown swelling, etc., and the dosage for oral administration during treatment should not exceed 15g.

2. Shā rotto Katakuri can cure mumps.

Shā rotto Katakuri has a very good therapeutic effect on human parotitis. In normal treatment, Shā rotto Katakuri can be ground into fine powder, mixed with Chinese herbal medicines such as gallnut and musk, and then directly applied to the swollen part, and the dressing is changed once a day, which can quickly relieve the pain and swelling caused by parotitis.

3. Shā rotto Katakuri can treat cancer.

Shā rotto Katakuri has a good therapeutic effect on human cancer, especially on female breast cancer. During the treatment, Shā rotto Katakuri can be decocted with Chinese herbal medicines such as Flos Lonicerae, Borneolum Syntheticum and Semen Vaccariae in clear water. After the decoction, the liquid medicine can be taken, and the residue can be applied externally to the female breast, which can obviously alleviate the symptoms of cancer, inhibit the spread of cancer cells and effectively alleviate the pain of cancer patients.