Xianhecao is a traditional Chinese medicinal herb that can be used both externally and internally to stop bleeding and reduce swelling. Whether consumed as a tea or decoction, the effects are the same. Let's explore the usage and benefits of Xianhecao!
[Benefits of Drinking Xianhecao Tea]
Soak dried Xianhecao in boiling water and it can be consumed after half an hour. It provides relief for patients with diarrhea.
In addition, cooled Xianhecao water can be applied topically to alleviate skin irritations and treat skin diseases. It can also be used to treat sore throats and mouth inflammations.
When experiencing inflammation, rinsing the mouth with warm Xianhecao water can be helpful.
[Medicinal Benefits of Xianhecao]
Xianhecao, also known as Tuoli Cao, is used to alleviate symptoms of fatigue, weakness, and exhaustion caused by physical labor or mental exhaustion.
Xianhecao can strengthen the body, nourish deficiencies, and effectively treat conditions such as fatigue, pale complexion, spontaneous sweating due to qi deficiency, palpitations, and irregular heartbeat. Hence the name Tuoli Cao, meaning "herb for relieving fatigue".
In the Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces of China, Xianhecao is often cooked with red dates to nourish qi and blood, and treat fatigue caused by physical labor. In clinical practice, Xianhecao has been used to treat symptoms such as hemoptysis, bloody stools, dysentery, and bleeding wounds.
[Precautions]
It is worth noting that Xianhecao should not be used by those with initial symptoms of external pathogenic factors or diarrhea and fever. Some individuals may experience gastrointestinal reactions, optic neuritis, or allergic shock after taking Xianhecao, and should seek prompt medical attention and treatment.
1. Xianhecao may cause allergic reactions, so individuals with allergies should use it with caution, and discontinue use if any allergic reactions occur.
2. The dosage of Xianhecao should be appropriate. Generally, the dosage for decoction is 10-15 grams, and the maximum dosage should not exceed 100 grams.
