The pronunciation of Niuhuang Goubao is niú huá ng g ǒ UB ǒ o, which is interpreted as: Niuhuang, the stone in cow bile; Dog treasure, the coagulation in dog organs. Both are products of visceral diseases, because they are used to describe a rotten heart. Idiom usage: can be used as object and attribute; Used in figurative sentences.
Niuhuang Goubao is occasionally found among the people, and the value of natural Niuhuang is comparable to that of gold. Niuhuang Goubao mostly grows on sick cows and dogs, and accurately belongs to gallstones in cows and stomach stones in dogs.
Characteristics of Niuhuang Goubao
1, bezoar is mostly oval, ellipsoid, triangular or square, which was originally a stone in the gallbladder of sick cattle (there are a few stones in bile duct and hepatic duct), so the supply is small. Calculus bovis is oval in shape, light in weight, golden yellow to yellowish brown in surface, delicate and shiny. The function of bezoar can be used to relieve fever, detoxify and relieve convulsion.
2. Goubao is the stomach stone of canines, and it is a stone-like thing that grows in the dog's stomach. Dog treasures are mostly spherical or oval, with a diameter of 1-5 cm. The surface is gray-white or gray-black, slightly shiny, with many round-like protrusions. The texture is tight and delicate, and you can see the scratches when you scratch your nails. The cross section is white or milky white, showing concentric annular bedding, which is loose near the center, but cannot be separated. It smells fishy, tastes bitter and powdery, but it doesn't feel sandy when chewed.