Essential Oil Care Knowledge for Thatch Grass and a Detailed Explanation of the Effects and Functions of Curculigo orchioides

Thatch grass is the most common wild herbaceous plant in nature. It has strong vitality and mostly grows in fields and mountains. This plant may look unremarkable, but both its leaves and roots can be used as medicine. So what is the essential oil care knowledge for thatch grass? Let us take a look together.

Essential oil care knowledge for thatch grass: [Body effects] It activates the circulatory system and helps with rheumatic pain; it can expel worms and can also help pets get rid of parasites, fleas, and so on. It is used to treat rheumatic bone pain, rubella, and other conditions in humans.

Effects and Functions of Curculigo orchioides

[Meridian entry] Enters the kidney and liver meridians.
"Dian Nan Ben Cao": "Enters the two meridians of the kidney and liver."
"Ben Cao Qiu Zhen": "Specifically enters the vital gate."
"Ben Cao Zai Xin": "Enters the two meridians of the lung and kidney."

[Functions and indications] Warms kidney yang and strengthens bones and muscles. Treats impotence with cold essence, incontinence of urine, flooding and spotting, cold pain in the heart and abdomen, cold impediment of the waist and feet, carbuncles and sores, scrofula, and cold diarrhea due to yang deficiency.

"Hai Yao Ben Cao": "Governs wind, supplements and warms the waist and feet, clears and calms the five viscera, strengthens bones and muscles, and promotes digestion." "It disperses and then supplements, governs the seven damages in men, brightens the ears and eyes, benefits tendon strength, fills the bone marrow, and benefits yang."
"Ri Hua Zi Ben Cao": "Treats all wind qi, supplements the five taxations and seven damages, opens the stomach, and directs qi downward."
"Kai Bao Ben Cao": "Governs cold qi in the heart and abdomen with inability to eat, wind-cold contracture and impediment of the waist and feet with inability to walk, consumptive disease in men, and loss of urine in the elderly."
"Dian Nan Ben Cao": "Treats red flooding and downbearing blood in women, attacks carbuncles and sores, and discharges pus."
"Sheng Cao Yao Xing Bei Yao": "Tonifies the kidney, relieves pain, treats white turbidity, regulates phlegm-fire, and is simmered with meat for eating. After steaming ten times and sun-drying nine times, store it well with granulated sugar, take it with tea in the morning, and it can strengthen the spirit and blacken the beard and hair."
"Yu Qiu Yao Jie": "Treats skin wind leprosy."
[Usage and dosage] Internal use: decocted in water, 1.5--3 qian, or made into pills or powders. External use: pounded and applied.