Precious medicinal plants and herbs support liver cancer treatment

According to physician Vo Van Chi, in his work on good remedies from precious medicinal plants, the following herbs can support the treatment of liver cancer.

Dry grass

Scientific name Brunella (Prunella vulgaris L), belongs to the Lamiaceae family.

According to the ancients, this plant dries up after the summer solstice, so it is called "summer dry grass" (in fact, in our country, the plant is still lush in summer).

Dry grass

The dry grass is a perennial plant with a square, slightly purple-red stem. The leaves grow opposite, are ovate or long lanceolate, have entire or slightly serrated edges, and have few hairs on the stem and leaves.

The inflorescence grows at the top of the branch like cotton due to many flowers with short stalks growing in whorls, each whorl has 5-6 flowers. The calyx has two lips, the upper lip has three teeth, the lower lip has two teeth, triangular. The petals are light purple and lip-shaped, the upper lip is like a nose, the lower lip is three-pointed, the middle lobe is wider, 2 stamens are long, 2 are short, both protrude from the corolla. The style is small and long. The fruit is small and hard.

The reference medicine for people with liver cancer is 12g of dried grass, 120g of white snake tongue, dandelion, purple ground clematis, 30g of Chinese clematis, confucius, seaweed, baixiang grass, toan phuc hoa (put in a cloth bag to boil), 15g of chic miet giap, xich thuc, hoai giac hoai, and tam lang, all 10g. Boil and drink.

The Great Tree

Dai ke is a precious medicine used in Eastern medicine and folk medicine to treat bleeding such as nosebleeds, vomiting blood, hematuria, hepatitis and many other diseases very effectively.

The plant has other names such as Achyranthes bidentata, Achyranthes bidentata, Tiger's plan, Horse's plan, Cat's plan, Like's plan, Great plan, Earth's plan, Earth's clove grass, Earth's clove, Earth's summer grass.

Grand plan

This is a perennial herb, with long diamond-shaped roots and many secondary roots. The green stem is less than 1m high, with many longitudinal grooves 5-10cm wide. The stem is covered with many fine white hairs. The leaves have no petioles, oval-shaped blades, few hairs, 4-5 lobes, and soft, sharp edges. The flowers are capitulum-shaped, about 3-5cm in diameter, with purple-red petals. The fruit is oblong, about 4mm long, slightly flat and smooth-skinned. The tree usually flowers in May-July of the year.

The plant contains ingredients including: alkaloids in liquid state, glycosides (tiliaxin), labenzym enzyme, inulin, essential oil, resin... so the decoction from the plant has the effect of inhibiting the growth of tuberculosis bacilli, streptococcus, diphtheria bacilli and lowering blood pressure.

Dai ke has a sweet, slightly bitter taste, cool properties, enters the heart and liver meridians, has the effect of cooling blood, stopping bleeding, reducing swelling, removing blood stasis, and promoting lactation.

The reference medicine for people with liver cancer is: 90g of Chinese clematis root, 90g of Chinese clematis root, divide and cook each separately, remove the residue, add white sugar as desired, drink Chinese clematis root water in the morning, drink Chinese clematis root water in the afternoon.

Salvia miltiorrhiza

Red salvia has other names such as blood ginseng, red ginseng, blood root, purple red salvia. Scientific name: The medicinal material is the dried root of the red salvia plant (Salvia mitiorrhiza Bunge), mint family (Lamiaceae).

Salvia miltiorrhiza

The plant is 1.5cm tall, reddish brown (so it is also called red ginseng, blood ginseng, red root). The outer surface is reddish brown or dark reddish brown, rough, with longitudinal wrinkles. The bark of old roots peels off, often purple-brown. The substance is hard and brittle, the broken surface is not firm with cracks, or is slightly flat and solid, the bark is reddish brown and the wood is grayish yellow or purple-brown with white-yellow vascular bundles, arranged in a radial pattern. The smell is light, the taste is slightly bitter and astringent.

Derivatives with ketone groups (tansinone I, tansinone II, tansinone III) and yellow crystalline substances cryptotanshinone, isocryptotanshinone, methyl-tanshinone. In addition, there are lactic acid, phenol, vitamin E. They have the effect of removing stasis and relieving pain, activating blood circulation, clearing the mind and eliminating worries.

The reference medicine for people with liver cancer is 10g of red sage, uat kim, astragalus, and huong phu. 15g of chic miet giap, 3g of ginseng (wrapped separately, steeped separately), decoct and drink one dose per day. At the same time, take equal amounts of Ngo cong, toan yet, thuy diet, ngu linh chi, Tam voi, Chuong lang (cockroach), and Bien buc (bat). Grind all into powder, take 3g each time, twice a day, with boiled water./.

According to VOV