毛冬青简介

毛冬青是云南深山老林苗寨镇寨之宝，古时候称为“王承叶”。《在本草纲目》《中药大典》均作记载，“毛冬青”明目益智，提神醒脑平稳血压，解人体一切旧积毒。能促进**。“毛冬青”饮时先苦后甘，清香除浊，别具一格。

功能主治：

1、散风热，清头目，除烦渴。用于头痛、齿痛、目赤、热病烦渴、痢疾。消食化痰，除烦止渴，利二便，去油腻，散肝风，治耳鸣耳聋。

2、毛冬青中不仅含有人体必需的多种氨基酸、维生素及锌、锰、铷等微量元素，还具有**、增加冠状动脉血流量、增加心肌供血、抗动脉粥样硬化等作用，对心脑血管疾病患者的头晕、头痛、胸闷、乏力、**等症状均有较好的防治作用，因此备受中老年人的青睐。

3、毛冬青茶叶喝起来在口感方面非常香醇可口，在作用方面可以降压、**，提高抵抗力，而且对体弱多病的患者还有康复作用，可以当成生活的保健饮品来服用。

4、常年饮用还能清除陈年的烟积酒积。

5、毛冬青具有清肝利胆，养肝护肝，调节肝功能平衡，**，提高人体抵抗力的功效。

6、毛冬青茶含有丰富的维生素，蛋白质，以及人体所需要的氨基酸，常饮能起到养肝的作用。

7、毛冬青明目益智，提神醒脑平稳血压，解人体一切旧积毒。能促进**。

8、治少儿厌食、排毒、便秘、支气管炎、哮喘

9、清热**、喉咙肿痛、声音沙哑、痰多咳嗽。生津止渴、养肝护肝、美容祛痘

男妇老幼常饮强身健体。卫生、方便、无污染、**绿色**、排毒、防病的保健之宝。

冲泡：

即冲即饮（每次5-6叶，每日2-3次，每次量可泡饮3-4杯）

外用：

用一碗水煎剩半碗，对小儿起痱子、湿疹、皮肤瘙痒（擦或敷）有显著的效果。

 For lo! when she looked around for her raiment and her scrip, it was nowher to be seen; straightway then it came into her mind, as in one flash, that this was the witch’s work; that she had divined this deed of the flight, and had watched her, and taken the occasion of her nakedness and absence that she might draw her back to the House of Captivity. And this the more as the precious ring was sewn to Birdalone’s smock, and the witch would have found it there when she handled the raiment.

Birdalone wasted no time in seeking for the lost; she looked down on to the smooth sand, and saw there footprints which were not her own, and all those went straight back home to the house. Then she turned, and for one moment of time looked up toward the house, and saw plainly the witch come out adoors, and the sun flashed from something bright in her hand.

Then indeed she made no stay, but set off running at her swiftest along the water-side toward the creek and the Sending Boat. As is aforesaid she was as fleet-foot as a deer, so but in a little space of time she had come to the creek, and leapt into the boat, panting and breathless. She turned and looked hastily along the path her feet had just worn, and deemed she saw a fluttering and flashing coming along it, but some way off; yet was not sure, for her eyes were dizzy with the swiftness of her flight and the hot sun and the hurry of her heart. Then she looked about a moment confusedly, for she called to mind that in her nakedness she had neither knife, nor scissors, nor bodkin to let her blood withal. But even therewith close to hand she saw hanging down a stem of half-dead briar-rose with big thorns upon it; she hastily tore off a length thereof and scratched her left arm till the blood flowed, and stepped lightly first to stem and then to stern, and besmeared them therewith. Then she sat down on the thwart and cried aloud: