Codonopsis dang shen's effects

Codonopsis herb is a plant of the Campanulaceae family. It is mostly found in forests or mountains. Among them, it has a very high medicinal value. It has the effects of invigorating qi, promoting fluid, spleen and lungs. It is very helpful for people with lung deficiency, coughing, spleen and stomach weakness, shortness of breath and spontaneous sweating. Today, the editor will introduce the effects of Codonopsis pilosula in detail.

Scientific research shows that Codonopsis pilosula is rich in phenols, carbohydrates, etc., which has a good effect on enhancing human immunity and strengthening the body. Codonopsis is mostly grown in the shrub layer, and the environmental requirements are not very high. As long as it has a mild climate and more moisture, it needs to grow in a cool environment in summer. Codonopsis has better cold resistance. In cold winter, only the roots are required. It can grow through the winter when it grows in the soil.

The first effect of codonopsis pilosula root:

Nourishing blood and nourishing qi. The biggest effect of Codonopsis is to nourish blood and replenish qi, and it has a good effect on diseases such as deficiency of qi and blood, fatigue, dizziness, and loss of appetite. In Chinese medicine, there is a well-known "Sijunzi Decoction" that invigorates qi and invigorates the spleen and stomach. "Sijunzi" refers to four Chinese medicines that have good effects on invigorating qi and invigorating the spleen. The other three Chinese medicines except Codonopsis are Poria , Atractylodes and licorice.

There are many kinds of Dangshen to invigorate qi. For friends with poor temper and lung qi, you can use Dangshen with angelica, ginger, tangerine peel, tuckahoe, etc. This is a well-known Chinese medicine for invigorating qi soup.

The second effect of chinese herb dang shen: 

It can relieve or even treat patients with chronic nephritis. In traditional Chinese medicine, Codonopsis itself does not have a clear definition of nourishing the kidney. However, studies have found this year that Codonopsis, Atractylodes, Astragalus and other traditional Chinese medicines can alleviate the symptoms of proteinuria in patients with chronic nephritis.