Vietnamese coriander for kidney stones

Rau ngọ is also known as rau om or ngo trau, often grows wild in rice fields and swamps, has the effect of treating kidney stones, snake bites, bloating, runny nose...

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According to oriental medicine, Vietnamese coriander has a cool, sour, spicy taste, aromatic smell, anti-inflammatory, diuretic, detoxifying effects due to food poisoning, relaxes intestinal muscles, dilates blood vessels, increases filtration in the glomerulus, so it is very good for treating kidney stones. In addition, Vietnamese coriander is used to treat hematuria, hemorrhage, itchy skin rashes, snake bites...

Treat inflammation and pain: take a handful of fresh Vietnamese coriander, wash it, crush it, and apply it to the affected area. Very effective.

Treat cough and runny nose: take 15 - 30 grams of fresh Vietnamese coriander, wash, boil well and drink the water every day.

To treat bloating, stomachache, indigestion: take fresh Vietnamese coriander, wash it, and Chinese mugwort (bought at traditional medicine stores). Boil the two ingredients above with 1,000 ml of water until there is 250 ml left, then divide into 2 doses and drink all during the day.

Kidney stone treatment: take 20 - 30 grams of fresh Vietnamese coriander, wash, and crush. Add cooled boiled water and filter to drink daily. Persistently applying this remedy will give good results.

Treat snake bites: take 15 - 20 gr of fresh Vietnamese coriander, 25 gr of stork ants, crush the two ingredients above, add 20 - 30 ml of white wine, strain to get the juice to drink, and apply the residue to the bite. Or take 20 - 40 gr of dried Vietnamese coriander, fry until golden brown, boil to get the juice to drink 4 - 5 times in a row.

According to Dat Viet Newspaper - NT