Nuomi Vine is also known as Bundling Fairy Rope, Nuomi Lai, Nuomi Grass, etc. It is a traditional Chinese medicinal herb that is also used as food. Nuomi Vine has many benefits and uses. Today, let's explore the culinary value of Nuomi Vine!
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[The Culinary Value of Nuomi Vine]
The edible method of Nuomi Vine: Wash the tender stems and leaves and stir-fry or cook them in soup.
Every part of Nuomi Vine is precious. After picking its tender leaves and cleaning them, you can cook them into porridge, make cold dishes, or stir-fry them. As long as you have cooking skills, you can create many delicious dishes with Nuomi Vine.
Knowing that Nuomi Vine is edible, we also understand its great medicinal value. Nuomi Vine can clear heat, detoxify, relieve indigestion, and treat gynecological diseases.
For example, when women have excessive vaginal discharge, boiling the whole Nuomi Vine and drinking the water can solve the problem in a few days. When children have indigestion and abdominal pain, boiling and drinking Nuomi Vine water a few times can bring relief.
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that Nuomi Vine has a cooling and swelling reduction effect. Therefore, whether it is used externally as a fresh herb or boiled as a medicinal herb, Nuomi Vine can effectively reduce swelling and inflammation.
[The Benefits and Effects of Nuomi Vine]
Nuomi Vine has the effects of clearing heat, detoxifying, strengthening the spleen, and stopping bleeding. It is mainly used to treat sores, abscesses, lymphadenitis, dysentery, excessive vaginal discharge, children's malnutrition, vomiting blood, and external bleeding.
① "Tian Bao Ben Cao" (an ancient Chinese herbal medicine book): "Treats injuries, itchy rashes, and various sores and abscesses."
② "Emei Medicinal Plants": "Roots: mashed and applied to treat knife and gun injuries."
③ "Guizhou Folk Prescription Drugs": "Tonifies deficiency and promotes lactation."
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④ "Compilation of Folk Common Herbal Medicine": "Increases blood, strengthens the spleen and stomach, and nourishes the blood. Stewed meat with Nuomi Vine is taken internally to treat heart weakness."
⑤ "Sichuan Chinese Herbal Medicine": "Strengthens the spleen and tonifies the kidneys. Treats mastitis and children's malnutrition."
⑥ "Guizhou Herbal Medicine": "Clears heat, detoxifies, strengthens the spleen, relieves accumulation, and stops bleeding. Treats boils, impetigo, children's food accumulation and bloating, and external bleeding."
⑦ "Yunnan Chinese Herbal Medicine": "Promotes bone healing, promotes tissue regeneration, relieves inflammation, and stops diarrhea. Treats dysentery and dysmenorrhea."
⑧ "Fujian Chinese Herbal Medicine": "Clears heat, cools the blood, reduces swelling, and detoxifies. Treats vomiting blood, damp-heat vaginal discharge, oral ulcers, and sprains."
[Additional Applications of Nuomi Vine]
① Treats damp-heat vaginal discharge: Take 1-2 liang (about 50-100 grams) of fresh Nuomi Vine, decoct in water, and drink. ("Fujian Chinese Herbal Medicine")
② Treats children's indigestion and bloating: Take 1 liang (about 50 grams) of Nuomi Vine roots, decoct in water, and drink. ("Guizhou Herbal Medicine")
③ Treats vascular neurogenic edema: Take fresh Nuomi Vine roots, crush and apply locally with a little salt, change the dressing every four to six hours. ("Investigation Data of Single Formula Prescription")
④ Treats abscesses and boils: Take an appropriate amount of Nuomi Vine, crush and mix with a little salt for early-stage cases, or mix with brown sugar for cases with pus, and apply as a dressing. ("Guangxi Chinese Herbal Medicine")
⑤ Treats chronic ulcers in lower limbs: Take an appropriate amount of Nuomi Vine, Sanjiaopao, and Eucalyptus leaves. Crush and apply to the affected area. ("Guangxi Chinese Herbal Medicine")
⑥ Treats oral ulcers: Crush fresh Nuomi Vine leaves and apply to the affected area. ("Fujian Chinese Herbal Medicine")
⑦ Treats dysentery and dysmenorrhea: Take 2-3 qian (about 6-9 grams) of Nuomi Vine, decoct in water, and drink. ("Yunnan Chinese Herbal Medicine")
