Artemisinin, a traditional Chinese medicine, is expected to become a "strong force" in combating human blood system diseases. As the preferred drug for treating malaria, Artemisinin has the functions of clearing heat, detoxification, promoting blood circulation, and reducing swelling. Do you know the mosquito repellent method of Artemisinin?
[Mosquito Repellent Method of Artemisinin]
The method is to dry the Artemisinin and ignite it. The smoke generated during the burning process is mainly used, and there is no need for an open flame.
Artemisinin is a perennial herbaceous plant, about 50 centimeters tall, with many branches. The leaves are alternate, sessile, lanceolate, with a sharp apex, and sparse teeth or lobes at the base.
The head-like inflorescence is solitary and located at the top of the small branch. The bracts are numerous, arranged in several layers, with membranous edges resembling fish scales. The flowers are pale purple-red.
It grows in dry places such as roadsides and fields. Distributed in Xinjiang.
[Why Are Babies Particularly Attractive to Mosquitoes?]
Is it because the baby's blood is particularly sweet? Of course not.
Babies have a fast metabolism, excreting a lot of carbon dioxide and having a slightly higher body temperature than adults. Babies are active, and even a slight movement in the summer can make them sweaty all over.
Every aspect is perfectly in line with the preferences of mosquitoes.
[Artemisinin for Treating Malaria]
Artemisinin is the preferred drug for treating malaria. Artemisinin extracted from Chinese medicine has the potential to become a "strong force" in treating blood system diseases. Artemisinin is an annual medicinal plant, also known as Artemisia annua or bitter wormwood. It is mostly used for clearing heat, relieving summer heat, and preventing malaria.
Artemisinin can be used to treat chronic bronchitis. Take the stems and roots of Artemisinin, grind them into powder, and add an appropriate amount of water to make pills. Then, coat them with stone clothes. Take 1 gram each time, 3 times a day. It is more effective to take it after meals.
However, a small number of patients may experience side effects after taking it, mainly manifested as abdominal distension, nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, headache, and dizziness.
