Wild anoectochilus roxburghii can be used as medicine. It is sweet in taste and has the functions of clearing away heat and cooling blood, expelling wind and promoting diuresis, balancing yin and yang, strengthening body resistance, complementing yin and yang, promoting fluid production, caring skin, harmonizing qi and blood, five internal organs, nourishing and prolonging life. Entering the three meridians of kidney, heart and lung can comprehensively improve human immunity and enhance human resistance to diseases. Detoxification, analgesia, antitussive, etc., and can be used for treating difficult diseases such as hemoptysis, bronchitis, nephritis, cystitis, diabetes, hematuria, acute and chronic hepatitis, rheumatoid arthritis tumor, etc.

Usage:

"Stewed abalone with wild anoectochilus roxburghii" has the effects of clearing away heat and moistening lung, treating liver and spleen diseases, tuberculosis, nocturnal emission, omission, lowering blood pressure, tonifying deficiency and benefiting qi.

Stewed ribs with anoectochilus roxburghii have the functions of expelling toxin, caring skin, resisting aging, and assisting bronchitis, nephritis, cystitis, diabetes, hematuria, rheumatoid arthritis, acute and chronic liver diseases and hypertension.

"Wild anoectochilus roxburghii" has a good effect on children's persistent high fever, cough and sudden cold, and can effectively eliminate acne after drinking for a period of time.

Stewed Wild Anoectochilus roxburghii Duck has reference materials for protecting liver, clearing heat and cooling blood, consolidating kidney and calming liver, expelling wind and diuresis, detoxicating, relieving pain and relieving cough.

1 National Compilation of Chinese Herbal Medicine (Volume II) People's Health Publishing House 1978 Edition 1 Page 2 14

2 Song Weiwen, editor-in-chief of Sanming Medical College, Sanyoushe Folk Medicine Xiamen University Press, 2002 1 Edition, p. 322.

He Lijun, 6th Fujian Symposium on Traditional Chinese Medicine, Fujian Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2000,65438+February 4th.