Overview of the Mad Euphorbia Tree
Mad Euphorbia is a type of perennial grass that grows wild everywhere, with short stems and leaves that form clusters at the base, long stalks, spoon-shaped or oval-shaped leaf blades, with veins running along the leaf veins and forming a crown at the top and base of the leaves.
The flowers of the Mad Euphorbia tree grow in clusters, with long stems originating from the leaf axils. The flowers are uniform, bisexual, with 4 sepals, arranged diagonally, slightly adnate at the base, brown persistent corolla, consisting of 4 petals alternating between the sepals. The stamen has 4 stamen pieces, long, and 2 pistils containing many carpels. The fruit contains many shiny black-brown seeds.
To make medicine, the seeds of the Mad Euphorbia tree are dried or sun-dried, and the medicine is called “Xa Tien Tu”.
The whole plant, excluding the roots, is dried or sun-dried, and the medicine is called “Mad Euphorbia Herb”. Mad Euphorbia leaves are used fresh or dried, and the medicine is called “Mad Euphorbia”. According to Eastern medicine, Mad Euphorbia is cool in nature, sweet in taste, helps clear heat, cool blood, dispel stagnation, and brighten the eyes… and has many other uses. However, this doesn’t mean that everyone can use this type of plant.
Reducing swelling and pain
Mad Euphorbia contains many components that reduce swelling and pain effectively when crushed and applied to wounds, it can reduce swelling and pain. In addition, the plant is rich in antibacterial and anti-inflammatory components. It can effectively inhibit the reproduction of bacteria and prevent infected wounds caused by bacteria, effectively inhibit the inflammation caused by infection, enhance the body’s antiviral ability, and improve the body’s immune response.
The above three symptoms are common issues that we encounter in our daily lives, and the use of Mad Euphorbia grass can effectively treat them.
Treating cough and phlegm
Mad Euphorbia (Mad Euphorbia) 10g, licorice 5g, orange peel 10g, cuttlefish bone 2g, water 400ml. Boil for half an hour. Divide into 3 doses and take daily. If there is no licorice, it can be replaced with sugar to taste.
Treating fatty liver
Mad Euphorbia 20g, liver-digit (live), Thao Quyet Ming, Dan Sam, Hoang Ky each 15g; Mountain Hawthorn (live) 30g, Tiger Cactus 15g, Ha Diep 15g. Infuse water to drink, one dose per day, divided into 2-3 times. Drink when still warm.
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