It's true. Weeds can be found everywhere in our land, fields and gardens, and people will regard them as weeds. If we lie on the grass fields for a long time, it will compete with crops for nutrients, sunlight and other resources, which will seriously affect the growth of crops, so farmers will have the habit of getting rid of them. Some people will cut the weeds more often if they feed their animals. Due to the lack of understanding of this plant at that time and its "weed" status, people's attitude towards it seems to have changed in recent years.

Because Crotalaria prostrata itself is a very precious Chinese herbal medicine, many chambers of commerce now buy Crotalaria prostrata in our countryside, and the recycling price is about 80 yuan per catty, and the expensive one will soar to per catty 120 yuan, which will give you a signal. The sedge has such high commercial value. When it comes to commercial value itself, it comes from its traditional Chinese medicine attributes. Today, I will focus on explaining why the sedge, once despised by people, has such great medical value. Lying-egg grass, because its leaves look like "goose eggs", people commonly call it lying-egg grass. Of course, people in different regions have different common names for it. Because the mature stems of lying-egg grass are purple, it is also called in Sichuan basin or hilly areas.

"Red silk grass", but it has a word in Chinese medicine. "Euphorbia humifusa", in fact, I prefer this name, which is very connotative. Euphorbia humifusa and "everywhere" are very auspicious and full of cultural meaning. Paederia prostrata has a small rhizome, grows by squatting, grows fluff in summer, and is harvested in autumn. The sedge is sweet, hot and flat. Its dried whole grass can be used as medicine, which is introduced in Chinese Medicine: cooling blood, stopping bleeding, and promoting the spread of congestion. Mongolian pharmacy. "stop bleeding, dry dampness xieriwu, heal wounds and clear pulse heat".

My body is hot, and my throat and gums are prone to attack. As long as I get angry, my gums will be swollen and bleeding. Brushing my teeth with toothpaste can't help, and taking various anti-inflammatory drugs can't effectively alleviate the phenomenon of gingival bleeding. Later, grandpa told me a method that can easily cure stubborn gingival bleeding. The method is as follows: wash15g of the stems and leaves of Eupatorium odoratum, boil with boiling water, and then cool. Rinsing your mouth every morning and evening basically overcomes the problem of bleeding gums.