2 * Dictionary: Saw Rattan 2. 1 Source "Tibetan Common Chinese Herbal Medicine"
2.2 Pinyin name Jù Jù Ténɡ
2.3 Sawing rattan alias, Sang Zi Garbu (Tibetan name).
2.4 The source is the whole grass of Rubiaceae. Harvest in June-August. Wash, cut into sections and dry in the sun.
2.5 native annual herbs, 20 ~ 80 cm high. Lie down or lift slightly. Roots are mostly fibrous roots. Stems 4-angled, branched, with barbed edges. 4 ~ 8 impellers are raw, membranous, sessile, oblong, blunt at the apex, needle-shaped at the top, wedge-shaped at the base, and entire. Cymes axillary, flowers small, petals 4, light green.
2.6 Habitat is distributed in fields, forests and roadsides. Distributed in Tibet.
2.7 Sexual taste is flat and sweet and bitter.
2.8 Functions: clearing away heat and toxic materials, promoting blood circulation, dredging collaterals, inducing diuresis and stopping bleeding.
2.9 Attachment ① Treatment of traumatic injury, bone and muscle pain, appendicitis and hematuria: three to five yuan for sawing rattan. Decoction suit
② Treatment of sprain, swelling and pain, purulent paronychia: Mash the sawed fresh rattan and apply it.
2. 10 from * dictionary
The ancient book "Ji Feng Pu Ji Fang" saw vines: [Volume II Hong Kong Foot] guided Yin qi to eliminate stagnation, walked in the sitting and lying place, and cleaned the abdomen, chest and diaphragm with hands, sawed the bladder meridian under the umbilicus with both hands, washed the kidney, chest and diaphragm, and gradually practiced the Qi-Qi Dafa, before noon the next day after midnight. ...
Liu Bowen's Secret Recipe for Curing Gold Ulcer: Trim the knife, or it's uneven in length and can't be inserted again. Fix the prescription with anesthetic, file it with a small saw and press it in. The prescription is coated with medicine and ointment, plus several layers of cotton paper, and then powdered. ...
Medical secretary for setting bones from traumatic injury of golden sore: moxibustion.