1, the efficacy and function of geese not eating grass
(1) treating wind-cold common cold
Goose doesn't eat grass, and it has a strong ability to relieve exterior symptoms and benefit water, which can alleviate the problem of wind and cold. Goose not eating grass can improve chest tightness and cough. Rheumatism is caused by too much cold and moisture in the human body. It can be improved and alleviated by conditioning geese without eating grass. Gooses don't eat grass, so it's no hurry. Suitable for the elderly and people who are weak and need warm tonic.
(2) Eliminating phlegm and sterilizing
Goose is a herbivore with precious medicinal properties of traditional Chinese medicine. First of all, it has the function of promoting qi circulation and relieving asthma. Goose herbivores can metabolize phlegm that cannot be coughed up in their throats. Goose herbivores have the ability to resist strain, regulate the central nervous system and resist the harm caused by tumor microorganisms to human body.
(3) Anti-inflammatory and detumescence
Goose herbivore has a very good sterilization and disinfection effect, and goose herbivore has a very good detumescence effect on the skin. The swelling and pain on the skin can be treated with centipede grass, and the more serious swelling and pain problem can be improved with detumescence drugs.
2. Can pregnant women eat geese instead of grass?
Goose doesn't eat grass, and people with fever constitution have yin deficiency and internal heat. Pregnant women should not take it after massive bleeding, because it is a medicine for clearing nasal orifices and relieving cough, which is used for wind-cold headache, cough with excessive phlegm and nasal congestion and runny nose, so pregnant women will be in danger of slipping tires after taking it. Generally, it is possible to miscarry or miscarry if it is used cautiously on the drug instructions, but it is very likely to miscarry or miscarry if it is banned.
3. The difference between goose not eating grass and Hedyotis diffusa.
Hedyotis diffusa is the dried whole grass of Hedyotis diffusa in Rubiaceae. Its taste is bitter, sweet and cold. It has the effects of clearing away heat, promoting diuresis and detoxicating, and is mainly used for treating cough and asthma due to lung heat, tonsillitis, pharyngolaryngitis, appendicitis, dysentery, jaundice, pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, carbuncle and furuncle, and snake bite. Goose herbivore is the dry whole grass of goose herbivore in Compositae. Its nature is pungent and warm. It has the function of inducing resuscitation and relieving cough, and is mainly used for treating wind-cold headache, cough with excessive phlegm, nasal congestion and runny nose. From the appearance, they are very similar, but their nature, taste, function and indications are completely different and cannot be confused. In order to ensure the correct use of drug varieties, they are now marked as follows:
(1) Geese don't eat grass.
The whole grass is interwoven into a ball, grayish green or brown. Rootless, fibrous roots slender, light yellow. The stem is thin and multi-branched, cylindrical, less than 0.65438±0cm thick, nearly bald or slightly covered with cotton wool, brittle and easily broken, with yellow-white cross section and white pith in the center or cavity. Leaves small, subsessile, alternate; Most of the leaves are withered and broken. The flattened leaves are spoon-shaped, with grayish green or brown surface, 0.5 ~ 1.2 cm long and 0.3 ~ 0.5 cm wide, with 3 ~ 5 serrations on the edge, and the veins are not obvious, which are extremely brittle and easy to break. The flower head is small, oblate, and the leaf axils are sessile, yellow or yellowish brown. The breath is slightly fragrant, and it is irritating to smell for a long time. The taste is bitter and slightly spicy.
(2) Hedyotis diffusa
The whole grass is twisted into a ball, grayish green or grayish brown. A taproot is 0.2 ~ 0.4 cm thick, and its fibrous roots are slender and grayish brown. The stem is slender, slightly square or oblate, about 0. 1cm thick, branched, bald and hairless, brittle and easily broken, with white pith in the center. Leaves opposite, sessile, extremely shriveled and easily broken. After flattening, the leaves are linear to linear-lanceolate, with a length of 1 ~ 3.5 cm, a width of 0. 1 ~ 0.2 cm and a stalk length of 0. 1 ~ 0.2 cm. Capsule 1 or 2 is born in leaf axils, oblate, pomegranate-shaped, grayish green or grayish brown, with a stalk length of 0.2 ~ 0.3 cm, slightly fragrant and light in taste.