The wild grass by the grave can clear the lungs and treat the liver, and can also treat uterine bleeding

Today I'm going to introduce you to a kind of wild grass that grows by graves. This wild grass is called lantern grass, and as the name suggests, its fruit looks very much like little lanterns.

This lantern grass is extremely common in the countryside, and children like to play with it too. Actually, lantern grass is also called "athlete's foot grass", "honeycomb grass", "wild houttuynia" and so on.

Although lantern grass is extremely common, it also has high medicinal value. It has the effects of reducing inflammation and relieving pain, clearing heat and detoxifying, promoting urination and removing dampness, and reducing swelling and dispersing nodules.

It is generally used to treat skin sores and ulcers, bruises and injuries, boils, difficult urination, swollen and painful gums, lung abscess, mumps and other diseases, and can also be used to stop bleeding and reduce inflammation.