There are many vigorous wild animals and plants in nature, most of which are not known to people and have never been excessively cared for. In fact, people should not underestimate these seemingly insignificant wild animals and plants. Many of them can be used as medicine and consumed, and they have various benefits to the body. The wild chive is just such an existence. It belongs to a perennial herb, with both food and medicine, and has excellent effects. What are the effects of hemp seeds and wild chive?

I. Effects and functions

1. Nutritional value

The wild chive is non-toxic and has a mild nature. It can be eaten as a wild fruit and can provide the body with glycogen, protein, and various nutrients. It can not only accelerate the body’s metabolism and enhance the body’s resistance, but also clean the intestines and detoxify the body, reducing the occurrence of constipation and enteritis.

2. Effects and functions

The wild chive, also known as the wolf grass, can be used as medicine. It has a mild nature and its key functions are to activate blood circulation, relieve pain, and reduce swelling. It is commonly used to treat various bleeding diseases in humans. During treatment, it can be decocted for internal use or crushed to extract juice for internal administration.

II. Common uses

1. Treatment of heart heat and vomiting of blood

The wild chive can treat heart heat and vomiting of blood. During treatment, the leaves and roots of the wild chive are crushed together, and the juice is taken immediately for internal use. Each time, two small plates are taken. In addition, it can also treat human seven orifices bleeding. During treatment, the extracted wild chive juice is mixed with pure grain wine and taken internally, which can have excellent blood-activating effects.

2. Treatment of trauma and bleeding

The wild chive also has significant therapeutic effects on human trauma and bleeding. When trauma and bleeding occur, the fresh leaves of the wild chive can be ground into a paste and applied externally to the affected area, which can quickly stop bleeding.

3. Treatment of boils, abscesses, and swellings

The wild chive has significant therapeutic effects on boils, abscesses, and swellings. During treatment, four liang of wild chive, one liang of myrrh, and five qian of edible alkali are ground into powder. Each time, two doses are taken with pure grain wine, followed by covering the body to sweat. After sweating thoroughly, the disease can be alleviated.