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1. Side effects of Chinese ground beetle

Effects of Eupolyphaga 1. Remove blood stasis, eliminate symptoms and masses, and treat fractures Eupolyphaga is used for blood stasis, amenorrhea, traumatic injuries, and symptoms and masses. 2. Analgesia Eupolyphaga has strong blood-breaking and blood-stasis-removing effects, which can promote the activity and increase the number of osteoblasts, and significantly increase the appearance time, number, and functional activity of osteoclasts, so it can promote the healing of bone tissue after fractures. Wine-processed Eupolyphaga has a good anticoagulant, thrombolytic, and analgesic effect. The decoction of the processed product has a significant inhibitory effect on platelet aggregation rate. At the same time, it has the characteristics of a plasminogen activator and a good analgesic effect. 3. Effects on traumatic injuries, tendon injuries, fractures, and bruises and pains This product is salty and cold and enters the blood, mainly enters the liver meridian, is good at wandering, can activate blood circulation, reduce swelling, relieve pain, and repair tendons and bones. It is a commonly used medicine in traumatology, especially for fractures, tendon injuries, and bruises and swellings. It can be used alone as a powder for application, or taken with yellow wine. It is often used together with natural copper, bone-healing herb, frankincense, etc. in clinical practice, such as Zijindan for Bonesetting (Xizhu for the Origin of Miscellaneous Diseases); in the late stage of fracture and tendon injury, the tendons and bones are weak, and it is often used with Dipsacus asper and Eucommia ulmoides, such as Zhuangjinxugu Pills (Dacheng for the Study of Traumatology). 4. Effect of regulating blood lipids: Eupolyphaga sinensis can reduce high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL3-C and TC), increase high-density lipoprotein (HDL2-C), significantly increase plasma (HDL-CTC), significantly increase the activity of lecithin cholesterol acyltransferase, and delay the formation of atherosclerosis.

2. Can women eat ground beetles?

The Chinese people are so powerful, what can't they eat? It's not just for pregnant women to eat.

3. What is the nemesis of the ground beetle?

Eupolyphagasinensis Walker is a traditional Chinese medicine, also known as earthworm, earthworm, and earth element. It is the female of Eupolyphagasinensis Walker or Stelephagaplancyi (Boleny), an insect of the family Blattodea. The former is distributed in most parts of the country; the latter is distributed in Hebei, Henan, Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai, and Hunan. Wild ones are caught in summer and autumn, and those raised in captivity can be caught at any time. After being caught, they are scalded to death with boiling water and dried in the sun or oven. Personally, I think the biggest nemesis should be humans. . . .

4. Can I drink alcohol after eating earthworms?

The earthworms that can be drunk can also be soaked in wine.