Some people say that teenage crushes are just like Huanglian, and the pain of a crush can only be experienced by oneself! How bitter is it? The saying, "Dumb people can't speak of their own pain" seems to be true! In describing how bitter something is, people will also say "more bitter than Huanglian", but this bitter medicine, but also gynecological disease "big nemesis", want to know more? To find out more, take a look at the text!

Roots yellow, often branched, densely fibrous roots most . Long-stalked; slightly leathery, ovate-triangular, up to 10 centimeters wide, trifid, central holoblade, ovate-rhombic, 3-8 centimeters long, 2-4 centimeters wide, apical tip acute, stipe 0.8-1.8 centimeters thin, 3 or 5 pairs of pinnately parted, dividing deepest below, deeper lobes 2-6 millimeters apart from each other, margins pointedly serrulate, lateral holoblades, 1.5-5 millimeters long, obliquely ovate, shorter than central holoblade The leaf blade is glabrous, with veins elevated on both surfaces, except for the surface along the veins, which is pubescent; the petiole is 5-12 centimeters long, glabrous.

Clearing heat and drying dampness, diarrhea and detoxification. It is used in treating damp-heat plumpness, vomiting, dysentery, jaundice, high fever, dizziness, hyperactivity of heart fire, irritability, epistaxis with blood-heat, redness of the eyes and swallowing of acid, toothache, thirst and sores; and externally for treating eczema, wet sores, and pus in ear canals. Wine yellow is good at clearing heat in the upper part of the body. It is used in treating redness of the eyes and mouth sores. Huang Lian clears stomach and stops vomiting. It is used in treating cold-heat interactions, damp-heat and yin deficiency, plumpness and vomiting. Cornu Cervi Pelargonium soothes the liver and stops vomiting. Liver and stomach disorders, vomiting and acid swallowing.

Chinese medicines have complex composition and complicated pharmacological effects, and the current state of the art cannot accurately reflect the side effects of Huanglian. But one thing is certain, it has very few side effects. Huanglian is bitter and cold, easy to injure the spleen and stomach, diarrhea, affecting the function of gastrointestinal transport, which in turn affects the appetite, leading to indigestion. It should be used with caution, unless there is solid heat in the body.

It has a variety of effects, such as clearing heat and detoxification, anti-inflammatory, and inhibiting E. coli. can be soaked in water to drink, but on the spleen and stomach cold people should not serve, bitter and dry injuries, yin deficiency Jin is injured with caution, because it is bitter and cold products. Heatstroke both stop generally should not be taken for a long time, it is best to take after meals. Patients with mild illnesses take 2-3 grams of Rhizoma Coptidis per day, and patients with severe illnesses take 5-6 grams per day. Children's spleen and stomach function is not good, should not be taken blindly.

When it comes to the name of Di Huanglian, many people feel a little strange, which is mainly due to two reasons, one is that its distribution is very small, only a few provinces in the southwest can find its trace. As a result, friends in the north simply can't see this plant, much less know its uses and value. Secondly, it has many names, and different places have different names. For example, in the western part of Guizhou Province, people call it Wild Man's Blood Grass, or Wild Chicken's Blood Grass. But when it comes to the territory of Yunnan Province, the locals call it False Huanglian, or Hu Huanglian. Because its appearance is somewhat similar to the legendary Broken Intestine Grass, it is also called Broken Intestine Flower, or Eight Steps to Tighten the Flower, in some parts of Sichuan Province.