Does moxibustion cure all diseases Moxibustion has a small poison, who knows

It is recorded in the "Chinese Pharmacopoeia", "National Zhongcai Edition", "Textbooks of Higher Medical Colleges", Chinese Materia Medica and other monographs and standards, and Artemisia artemisia leaves are slightly toxic. Some modern pharmacological studies have also proved that Artemisia leaves are toxic. However, the toxicity of mugwort leaves is not the same in ancient and modern times.

The poisonousness of mugwort leaves has been controversial in ancient times. Throughout the history of the Materia Medica, most of them believe that it is non-toxic, and the earliest monograph on the Materia Medica that records Artemisia leaves is called "Famous Doctors' Records", saying that Artemisia leaves are non-toxic. Later, the Tang Dynasty's "New Cultivation of Materia Medica" and "Dietary Therapy Materia Medica".

The Song Dynasty's "Evidence of Materia Medica", the Yuan Dynasty's "Food Materia Medica", the Ming Dynasty's "Compendium of Materia Medica", "Materia Medica", and "Essence of Materia Medica". The Qing Dynasty's "Materia Medica is Easy to Read", "Compendium of Materia Medica" and so on, all clearly state that it is non-toxic. However, there are also those who believe that artemisia leaves have a certain toxicity, such as the Song Dynasty's "Materia Medica", ":

Artemisia leaves are originally poisonous, and their poisonous method rushes on the heat, and the mania cannot be stopped, and those who have sores and bleeding on the eyes should not be taken in vain. Li Shizhen refuted this, he pointed out: "Su Song said that it was poisonous ......Seeing its hot gas rushing upward, it is said to be its ......Poisonous, mistaken also.

I don't know ...... coverThe heat is caused by long-term service. The husband treats the disease, and the disease stops. If a person who is known to be weak and cold, and the woman is damp and depressed, and the person is depressed and sluggish, he uses mugwort and medicine to cure the comorbidity, why can't the husband?

And it is vain to seek an heir, take Ai without giving up, help the bitter heat, the medicinal properties have been deviated for a long time, causing irritability, whose fault is it, Yu Ai He You? ”

The hour hand is not unreasonable. A biased drug, when used properly, is not only harmless to the human body, but also plays a very good role; However, if used improperly or in excess for a long time, it will also have a toxic effect on the human body. All biased ** drugs have this property.

Artemisia leaf is no exception, Artemisia leaf is a warm drug, if the human body does not have a deficiency of cold and dampness, and long-term use of it, it will definitely be toxic to the human body. Therefore, for the exception of general drug toxicity, its toxicity or non-toxicity is only a relative concept. Recently, People's ** published an article called "Toxicity of Traditional Chinese Medicine is not the same as Toxicity."

Then the article mentions that the toxic components of traditional Chinese medicine are often the effective ingredients for the treatment of diseases, that is, to fight poison with poison. Traditional Chinese medicine is toxic or not, the key is whether it can be symptomatic**. As long as it is symptomatic**, it is also safe for toxic medicine.

Not symptomatic**Non-toxic drugs are also harmful. I think this point of view is very correct. Therefore, we must have a correct understanding of the toxicity of mugwort leaves.

First of all, Artemisia is a traditional Chinese medicine, and Chinese medicine has a view that it is a three-part poison since ancient times, and it should be correctly applied and symptomatic**, and it is necessary to follow the principle of stopping serious illness, and the disease should be submerged to stop taking medicine, and it is not possible to take drugs in excess for a long time. Secondly, the toxicity of mugwort leaves is mainly for internal use, while there is no such toxicity problem for external use and moxibustion therapy.

Moxibustion can indeed cure all diseases, but it is true that it is slightly poisonous.