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Efficacy and function of Smilax glabra
Efficacy and function of Smilax glabra

Smilax glabra is a perennial evergreen climbing shrub, which mostly grows on hillsides or forests. Often in summer and autumn, the fibrous roots are removed, washed, dried and used as medicine; Or fresh, sliced, dried and used as medicine.

Sexual taste: sweet and light, flat.

Efficacy and function of Smilax glabra

Smilax glabra can dispel dampness, detoxify and dredge joints. It can be used for treating limb contracture and muscle pain caused by damp-heat stranguria, leukorrhagia, carbuncle swelling, scrofula, scabies, syphilis and mercury poisoning.

Detoxification, expelling wind and dredging collaterals, diuresis and turbidity.

To treat damp-heat sores.

Treating edema and diuresis: Smilax glabra is warm, which can increase our urine volume without damaging our spleen and stomach. So eating Smilax glabra has a certain effect on urination and edema.

Nourishing and calming the nerves: Poria cocos contains nourishing ingredients for calming the nerves, which often leads to insomnia, MUBI, depression, long-term mental stress and other symptoms. The stew used by Poria cocos can be relieved and cured.

Treatment of colds: Poria cocos, as a medicated diet, has certain auxiliary therapeutic effects on colds caused by damp heat, such as cough, excessive phlegm, weakness of hands and feet, backache and so on.

Smilax glabra: It has the functions of detoxicating, eliminating dampness and dredging joints. It can be used to treat joint swelling and pain caused by stagnation of damp toxin, and urine turbidity is unfavorable.

Smilacis Glabrae and Coicis Semen: It can dispel dampness and relieve pain, and can be used for joint pain caused by damp-heat and toxic stagnation in meridians and joints.

Rhizoma Smilacis Glabrae and Flos Lonicerae: It can enhance detoxification and be used to treat yang sores caused by fire poison.