Everyone knows that ginseng has high nutritional value. Comparing Pueraria lobata to "Asian ginseng" also shows that the value of Pueraria lobata is quite high to a certain extent. Many people don't understand why the word "Asia" is added. This has to start with the relevant pharmacopoeias of Zhang Zhongjing in the Han Dynasty and Li Shizhen in the Ming Dynasty, which both recorded the related value of Pueraria lobata; and these two dynasties were famous in the East and even the whole world. The influence is relatively large, so the world praises Kudzu as "Asian ginseng".

This is a comparative description method, but it is not an exaggeration at all. Pueraria lobata contains relatively high amounts of amino acids, iron, calcium and other trace elements, and is very edible. Since the value of kudzu is so good, can it be cultivated artificially? It is indeed possible, but the overall price is not as impressive as wild kudzu. Wild kudzu has very good resistance to stress and is also resistant to barrenness. Wild kudzu is divided into two types: kudzu and kudzu

Wild kudzu is divided into two kinds: kudzu and kudzu. Although kudzu can be made into kudzu powder, its powder content is very low. Except in years of famine, people will not dig up kudzu and grind it into powder. Kudzu contains a lot of powder and is very popular among people.

Wild kudzu grows on the hillside, and its vines grow and wrap around the surrounding trees, especially the kudzu, which is overwhelming and all over the mountains and plains. Kudzu leaves will fall when they grow old and can be used as feed for pigs. Due to its low powder content, no one digs this kind of kudzu to get the powder in normal years.

Wash the powder in clean water, then filter, and then sink it. After one night, the arrowroot powder sinks, then gently pour out the water, and the arrowroot powder is ready. If you can get two or three ounces of powder in a day, you will be very satisfied. Due to the changes in the ecological environment, the kudzu planted in the early years naturally grew and developed to a large number.

Due to the changes in the ecological environment, the kudzu planted in the early years grew naturally and developed to a large number. The folks are digging for kudzu powder again. But what we dig is the cultivated "house kudzu", and no one digs the wild kudzu anymore. The arrowroot powder they produce is mainly sold in the market. The market is very good and the price is very expensive. Therefore, it becomes part of the economic income.

It is said that arrowroot powder has high nutritional value. Nowadays, many people in the city buy it for consumption. What nutritional value it has is not something that we young people can understand. That is the specialty of nutritionists.

Kudzu root is a leguminous plant, a perennial vine, and its roots are used as medicinal parts. Other legumes used as medicine include astragalus, licorice, etc. You only need to dig it in autumn and winter, take it back, wash it, slice it and dry it in the sun. Pueraria lobata flowers can also be used as medicine, but we only introduce Pueraria lobata here. Pueraria lobata has the reputation of "Asian ginseng", but its price is much cheaper than ginseng

Pueraria lobata has the reputation of "Asian ginseng", but its price is much cheaper than ginseng, but its health benefits It has a wide range of uses and is suitable for all ages, which is why it has such a high evaluation.

Pueraria lobata has the effects of relieving muscles and reducing fever. It is cool in nature and dissipates. It can not only disperse evil spirits on the surface of the human body, but also relieve muscles and reduce fever. Therefore, it can be used to treat fever caused by wind-heat and colds. , headache, fear of cold and other symptoms. Mainly because the acetone extract of Pueraria lobata has the effect of returning body temperature to normal and is effective in treating various types of fever.

For heat evil or dryness evil that invades the body and causes insufficient body fluids, resulting in dry mouth and thirst, it can be combined with trichosanthin to produce body fluids and quench thirst. Diabetes is called diabetes mellitus in traditional Chinese medicine. Its typical symptoms are thirst, polydipsia, polyuria, polyphagia, and weight loss. Therefore, the effect of Pueraria lobata on producing body fluids and quenching thirst can be directly used in the treatment of diabetes. The medicinal material Pueraria lobata seems simple, but it has many functional applications

The medicinal material Pueraria lobata seems simple, but it has many functional applications. In modern research, it was also found that the total flavonoids contained in Pueraria lobata can expand Coronary arteries and cerebral blood vessels, increase blood flow, reduce myocardial oxygen consumption, have obvious antihypertensive effect, so it can be used to treat coronary heart disease and hypertension.

Kudzu root is indeed a very good traditional Chinese medicine, especially for middle-aged and elderly people such as hypertension, coronary heart disease, diabetes, etc. It does have a relatively good effect in the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases. Moreover, it is easy to obtain, can be used as food, and has the same identity as medicine and food.

So it is not an exaggeration to compare it to "Asian ginseng", which fully demonstrates its important position in the family of traditional Chinese medicine. If it is treated based on syndrome differentiation and used rationally, it will surely exert its due effect and benefit mankind. .