Daidaihua is a commonly used Chinese medicine for strengthening the heart. The whole plant can be used as medicine, and it is known as "Fu Shou Cao" in Chinese medicine. It not only has the effect of strengthening the heart and calming the mind, but also has the function of beauty and weight loss!
The main function of Daidaihua is to promote qi circulation, regulate the middle, aid digestion, dissolve phlegm, treat abdominal pain and distension, indigestion, phlegm retention, prolapse of the anus, regulate the liver, and harmonize the stomach. It is used to treat chest and abdominal stuffiness, epigastric pain and distension, vomiting, and reduced appetite.
Daidaihua contains various components such as cardiac glycosides and non-cardiac glycosides, which can be found in many medicinal and edible plants in different countries.
It is known as "Fu Shou Cao" in Chinese medicine. It has the functions of strengthening the heart, diuresis, sedation, and slowing down the heart rate. It can reduce the excitability of the nervous system and excessive reflex function of the spinal cord, and is used for acute diseases and chronic heart failure.
It is mainly used for congestive heart failure, cardiac edema, and atrial fibrillation. When used in combination with silver bromide, it can enhance the treatment of epilepsy.
It has the functions of strengthening the heart, diuresis, sedation, and slowing down the heart rate. It can reduce the excitability of the nervous system and excessive reflex function of the spinal cord, and is used for acute diseases and chronic heart failure.
Daidaihua is best taken on an empty stomach in the morning. To help the body adapt to the medication faster, it is recommended to take it half an hour after breakfast for the first week, and then change to taking it before breakfast in the second week.
Dosage: 1. Daidaihua is best taken on an empty stomach in the morning. To help the body adapt to the medication faster, it is recommended to take it half an hour after breakfast for the first week, and then change to taking it before breakfast in the second week.
