What diseases can fried sparrows treat?

We were treated to fried sparrows, which can be described as fragrant, crispy and crispy, and we still have endless aftertaste. But the medicinal value is not known. It wasn't until I visited a local herbalist that I realized the extraordinary efficacy of this product.

Liu, a prescription doctor, mainly relies on a few prescriptions to treat diseases. He is very popular in Yemen, and there is an endless stream of patients from all over the world seeking medical treatment. He is best at treating impotence, premature ejaculation, headaches, and hemorrhoids. Scalds, rheumatism and cirrhosis of the liver are all basically formulated into prescriptions. No addition or subtraction is required. They are all made into powders to treat the diseases. It is difficult to find one or two formulas. Every time I go there, I help Ms. Liu pedal the medicine grinder and grind the medicine noodles. It is really tiring work, and I will sweat all over my back after just a few pedal strokes. Another characteristic of him is that he does not need to weigh the medicine when dispensing it. He can take a little from here and a handful from here and there, but he is quite content. Later I discovered that when he was treating impotence, he often asked the patients to prepare dried sparrows themselves and then use them to prepare medicine. Although there is no dialectical addition or subtraction, the curative effect is still good, and all cases can be cured. If it doesn't work for a while, I'll take him to another doctor. This formula is very simple. It is just two herbs called sparrow and centipede. It is called Niao Chong Powder, and it needs to be treated once a month. Later, as more and more medical information became available, we realized that sparrows were not an ordinary food, but a medicine with remarkable effects. It has the functions of strengthening yang and replenishing essence, warming the waist and knees, reducing stool, and treating yang deficiency, emaciation, yin impotence (i.e. impotence), hernia, frequent urination, and metrorrhagia. It is also used to treat whooping cough. For example, the "New Edition of Prescriptions" written by Bao Xiang'ao said that "eating sparrows in winter can cure impotence." "Medical Talk. 》It is said that sparrow combined with leek seeds can treat impotence, but I forgot whether it is "Yangtze Medical Talk" or "Yellow River Medical Talk", etc. If you are interested, you can check it out. What caught my attention the most was the prescription for impotence by the old Chinese doctor Gu Kangde. It contains several more herbs than Liu's and has more outstanding curative effects. I wrote them down today for your reference: "12 sparrows (remove the internal organs and dry them), 20 centipedes." Take 40g of Dilong and 50g of Epimedium. Divide into 40 packets, 1 packet each time, 20 days as a course of treatment. If there is no effect due to dampness and heat. Use other methods instead.

The doctor Liu is so called because I am not allowed to call him master. He is as old as my grandfather, but he has learned a lot, such as burnet or pine trees. For skin treatment of burns and burns, spermatorrhea and premature ejaculation, grind gallnuts into powder and apply it on Shenque, treat gastric and duodenal ulcers with Bletilla striata and Wubei powder, cirrhosis of the liver with Panax notoginseng and amber, ascites with Phytophthora pork belly, induce labor with large doses of Bergamot powder, joints For inflammation, external application of raw gardenia for tennis elbow, and for rheumatism using nux vomica, etc., the benefits are small.

Impotence is called sexual dysfunction in modern medicine, and it is difficult to treat primary cases. , we treat mostly secondary impotence, and the causes are mostly related to mental factors, physical constitution, dampness and heat, kidney deficiency, etc. The most effective treatment method is syndrome differentiation.