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 Roasted loquat leaf silk is a medicine obtained by processing loquat leaves. Traditional Chinese medicine roasted loquat leaves follow the traditional processing method of roasting fresh loquat leaves with honey. It has better medicinal effects than directly dried loquat leaves and is easy for the human body to absorb and utilize. Roasted loquat leaves have a bitter and slightly pungent taste, with a slightly cold nature. They belong to the lung and stomach meridians, and have functions such as moistening the lungs, relieving cough, strengthening muscles and bones, and regulating the spleen and stomach. Moxibustion loquat leaves contain rich nutrients, including saponins, ursolic acid, oleanolic acid and other ingredients, which have the effect of clearing lung and relieving cough, regulating stomach and diuresis, reducing qi and resolving phlegm. Contains various vitamins such as fructose, glucose, potassium, phosphorus, iron, calcium, as well as vitamins A, B, and C. Rich in vitamin A, it can protect vision and enhance eye health. Taking roasted loquat leaves in moderation can clear heat, detoxify fire, and eliminate lung heat in the human body. Roasted loquat leaf silk is used to treat lung heat, phlegm, coughing up blood, bleeding, stomach heat, nausea, and thirst.

The main functions and effects of roasted loquat leaf silk:
  1. Moisturizing the lungs and relieving cough: Roasted loquat leaves have the effects of nourishing the lungs and relieving cough, lowering nausea and vomiting, clearing lung and stomach heat, lowering qi and resolving phlegm. It is suitable for dry cough and less phlegm caused by lung heat injury or lung dryness and qi inversion, as well as tongue redness and less phlegm.
  2. Strong muscles and bones: Roasted loquat leaves contain rich mineral elements, which have the effect of strengthening muscles and bones and are suitable for consumption by teenagers and the elderly.
  3. Regulating the spleen and stomach: Roasted loquat leaves can lower qi and dissipate heat, regulate stomach bloating, and consume an appropriate amount of roasted loquat leaves soaked in water to alleviate stomach discomfort symptoms.

Related Discussion:
  1. "Bielu": The main soldier's diaphragm does not stop, and he loses his breath.
  2. Dietary Therapy Materia Medica: Boiling juice and drinking can treat thirst, lung qi heat cough, lung wind ulcers, chest and facial ulcers.
  3. Diannan Materia Medica: stops coughing, reduces phlegm and wheezing, can break phlegm threads, dissolve stubborn phlegm, disperse roaring and wheezing, and stop shortness of breath.
  4. Compendium: Harmony with the stomach, lowering qi, clearing heat and detoxifying heat, and treating beriberi.
  5. Materia Medica Renewal: Clearing lung qi, lowering lung fire, relieving cough and phlegm, stopping vomiting, blood choking, and treating carbuncle, flaccidity, and heat toxicity.
  6. Anhui Medicinal Materials: decocting juice to wash abscesses, ulcers, and hemorrhoids.

Prescription for Roasting Loquat Leaves
  1. For coughing, there is phlegm in the throat: five cents for loquat leaves, five cents for Sichuan fritillaria, two cents for almonds, and two cents for tangerine peel. There is a total of one or two coins for each serving, and boiled water is sent down. (Diannan Materia Medica)
  2. Treating a woman with lung heat and prolonged coughing, her body feels as if she is burning, and her body is thin. She will develop tuberculosis by dividing it into loquat leaves, Mutong, winter flowers, purple asters, almonds (bitter almonds), and mulberry white bark. She will halve the amount of rhubarb, and each will be treated as usual. As the end, honey balls are as big as cherries. After eating, lie down at night and take one pill each. (The Essence of Materia Medica)
  3. Cure hoarseness: One or two fresh loquat leaves, five light bamboo leaves. Boiled in water. (Fujian Chinese Herbal Medicine)
  4. To treat febrile diseases, there is heat. Drinking water with a cold diaphragm: half a liter each for loquat leaves (wiping off hair) and half a liter for thatch roots (white thatch roots). Cut the two flavors into slices, add four liters of water, boil two liters, drink slightly, and stop when it stops. (From "Ancient and Modern Records of Proved Prescriptions" to "Loquat Leaf Drink")
  5. Treatment of cough and reflux, diet not included: four taels of loquat leaves (brushed and grilled), five taels of orange peel (soaked and blanched in soup, roasted), and three taels of licorice (grilled and filed). On the three flavors coarse ramming sieve. Take three money daggers per serving, one cup of water, add ginger to a jujube size, cut, and fry until seven cents. Remove the dregs and heat up slightly, no matter when. (Loquat Leaf Soup in the "Records of Saint Ji")
  6. Treatment for pediatric breast vomiting uncertainty: one point for loquat leaves (hair removed; slightly roasted yellow), and one point for mother cloves. Apply the medicine and pound the fine Luo into powder. If vomiting occurs, apply a word on the nipple to stop the baby from smacking. ("Shenghui Fang" Loquat Leaf Powder)
  7. Treatment of bleeding and bleeding: Loquat leaves, hair removal, roasting, grinding, tea consumption of one or two coins, daily consumption of two. (Shenghui Fang)
  8. Treatment of lung wind and nose red wine: Loquat leaves, depilated, roasted, and mixed with tea. Two coins, three daily servings. (Our Party)
  9. Treatment of acne and ulceration: Wash with loquat leaf decoction. ("Jie Yuan Fang")
  10. To treat lung heat and cough, 9g of loquat leaves, 12g of mulberry white bark, 6g of scutellaria baicalensis, decocted in water. Alternatively, 12g of honey roasted loquat leaves, 15g of honey roasted mulberry white leaves, and decocted in water. (Shaanxi Traditional Chinese Medicine)
  11. 9g each of loquat leaves, bitter almonds, mulberry white bark, chrysanthemum, and burdock seeds for treating wind heat and cough. Jianfu. (Anhui Chinese Herbal Medicine)
  12. 30g of loquat leaves, 15-18g of coriander (coriander) vegetables, and 5 pieces of mugwort leaves are used to treat lung wind and cough. Fry in water, brew brown sugar, and take morning and evening meals. (flora of Tianmu Mountain for Medicinal Use)
  13. To treat lung dryness and cough, 9g of dried loquat leaves (hair removed), 9g of dried mulberry leaves, and 15g of thatch roots (white thatch roots) should be decocted in water. (Handbook of Commonly Used Traditional Chinese Medicine in Guangxi)
  14. To treat lung qi and suppress reflux, phlegm stagnation becomes cough, cough sounds continue to occur, and the breath does not turn, phlegm reflux does not come out (commonly known as choking). Use loquat leaves (ginger roasted), front beard, Fangfeng, mint, almond (bitter almond), mulberry skin (mulberry white), Gualouzi, and platycodon grandiflorum for one and five cents each, and licorice and cohosh for seven cents each. Boiled in water. ("Fangmai Zhengzong")
  15. For treating pertussis, 15g of loquat leaves, 15g of mulberry white bark, 9g of ground bark, and 3g of licorice. Boiled in water. (Jiangxi "Herbal Handbook")
  16. Treat chronic bronchitis, cough, asthma, phlegm, loquat leaves, winter mulberry leaves, plantain, Tianjiang shell, and Tianfen. Jianfu. (Shanghai Commonly Used Chinese Herbal Medicine)
  17. Treatment of vomiting:
        1. 2 loquat leaves, 5 persimmon stems, 6g calamus (Acorus tatarinowii), and a handful of osmanthus (the second layer of skin scraped off from cinnamon). Jianfu. (Jiangxi "Herbal Handbook")
         2. 15g of loquat leaves, 15g of fresh bamboo mushrooms, and 60g of Zaoxintu (Fulong liver). Boiled in water. (Enshi Chinese Herbal Medicine Handbook)
  18. For the treatment of old and young vomiting, if the medication is not used continuously, the weight of loquat leaves (after brushing off the hair behind the leaves and filing them) should be two or two times, and the weight of pinellia ternata (after being chewed by the mouth father) should be four or two times. The top piece is made of four or two ounces of ginger, cut into large mung beans, mix well, brew for a night, stir fry slowly until slightly burnt, and place on the ground in brown paper until cold. Take two taels of ginger per serving, one cup of water, and fry for seven minutes. Remove any residue, mix with a small amount of hollow ginger, and slowly pour. It can be added to various herbs and decocted together to achieve the same effect. ("The Book of Living Young Hearts" Zhisheng San)
  19. To treat fever, thirst, and excessive drinking water, there are sometimes two taels of loquat leaves (wiped off hair, grilled yellow), one or two taels of thatch roots (white thatch roots), and one or two taels of kudzu roots (filed). Take the medicine, pound and sieve it into powder, and boil it in three large cups of water until one and a half cups are cooked. Remove the dross, regardless of the time, and take three warm doses. (Shenghui Fang)
  20. Cure five chokes with one or two loquat leaves (brushed and grilled slightly yellow), one or two aged orange peels (orange peels) (soaked in soup, removed from white pulp, roasted), and half a liang of ginger. Take the above medicine in two and a half cups of water, decoct until one and a half cups, remove the dross, and take it three times at different temperatures. (The effective formula for treating five chokes in the "Shenghui Formula")
  21. The treatment of cholera involves not only wiping off the fur of loquat leaves (roasted), cinnamon (peeled), magnolia (peeled, ginger juice roasted), and tangerine peel (peeled, roasted), each in half or two. Top four flavors, mash Luo into coarse powder. Take two money daggers and one cup of water for each serving. Take three slices and fry them until six cents. Remove the dregs and take them hot. When they are not juicy. (Zhengwei Tang in the Records of Saint Ji)
  22. To treat cholera, one point is for loquat leaves (wiped off), three points is for reed roots (washed or roasted), and one point is for ginseng. Top three flavors, coarse mash and sieve. Take a five dollar dagger, one water, add five inches of scallions, fry until one is cooked, remove the dross, take it warm, and wait for an instant before taking it. (In the "Records of Saint Ji", Loquat Leaf Drink)
  23. Treat chronic nephritis, cystitis, and urethritis. Urine may become astringent or do not use loquat leaves, plantain seeds, or licorice. Decocted and taken effectively. Jiangsu Traditional Chinese Medicine 1964, (4): 25
  24. 5 loquat leaves (depilated) and 9 grams of Achyranthes bidentata root. Boiled in water. ("Zhejiang Folk Commonly Used Herbs")
  25. For the treatment of summer pediatric skin heat sores such as prickly rash and hot boils, use Pipa Ye Jian Tang as a bath solution, 1-2 times a day, which has therapeutic and preventive effects. Jiangsu Traditional Chinese Medicine 1964, (4): 25
  26. Treat sores on the surface with loquat leaves, wipe off the hair with a cloth, stir fry until dry, and add two coins to the tea soup after eating. (The Good Prescription for First Aid)
  27. Treat nose with red loquat leaves (hair removed), jasminoides jasminoides (gardenia), sophora flavescens, and atractylodes macrocephala (soaked and fried with rice and swill). Divide them into minced portions, one and a half cents per serving, and swallow the white rolling soup mixed with wine. (Criteria for Diagnosis and Treatment)
  28. For the treatment of lung wind, acne, and nasal congestion, if the initial appearance is red, but if the meat is swollen after a long time, eight taels of loquat leaves (deburred), four taels of scutellaria baicalensis (stir fried with wine), one or two of licorice, and four taels of trichosanthes. At the end of the year, Xin'an liquor falls into pills, and Tongzi is big. Take one coin and five cents per serving. After eating and before going to bed, you can give away white boiling soup and tea soup. Avoid hot wine or stir frying. (Authentic Surgery "Pipa Ye Wan)
  29. Treat flipped hemorrhoids with loquat leaves (honey coated and roasted) as the end, and black plum meat (roasted) as the end. Mix well, wash the hemorrhoids first, and then apply medicine. (The Classic of Ancient and Modern Medicine)

Barcode: 79351486176
Ingredients: Roasted loquat leaf shreds
Specification: 16oz (454g)
Efficacy: Moisturizing the lungs and relieving cough, strengthening muscles and bones, regulating the spleen and stomach, lowering qi and resolving phlegm.