It was in 1920 that Mr. Hu Shi began to have an indissoluble bond with Astragalus. That autumn he fell ill and took a lot of Western medicine, but he could not fully recover. Later, fortunately, he was diagnosed by the famous doctor Mr. Lu Zhongan, and his illness was cured by using astragalus as the main medicine. Not long after, the younger brother of Mr. Hu Shi's friend Ma Youyu suffered from edema. The swelling reached above the abdomen and he could not open his eyes. All the doctors were helpless. Mr. Lu Zhongan used astragalus and other medicines, and his disease was cured within a hundred days. From that time on, Mr. Hu Shi had a relatively thorough understanding of Astragalus. After middle age, he gradually felt exhausted and unable to do his best, so he often used astragalus to make water and drink it instead of tea. Especially before giving lectures, he always takes a few sips of astragalus water, which doubles his energy and makes him speak like a bell, eloquently. So he told the people around him about this "trick", and they benefited a lot. t?amp;v, Astragalus membranaceus, also known as Astragalus membranaceus, Astragalus membranaceus, Astragalus membranaceus, is mainly produced in Shanxi, Gansu, Heilongjiang, Inner Mongolia and other places. The ones that are thick and long, have few epidermal wrinkles, are firm and cottony, have sufficient powdery properties and have a sweet taste are the best. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that astragalus has a sweet and slightly warm nature, and has the functions of replenishing qi, replenishing qi, antiperspirant, diuretic and swelling, removing toxins and promoting muscle growth. t?amp;v, Bai Thu Medicine Nowadays, more and more pharmacological studies have confirmed that the Chinese medicine’s understanding of the efficacy of astragalus is very correct, and astragalus does have obvious effects on strengthening the body. Astragalus can also reduce arterial pressure, slow down heart rate, relax coronary arteries, strengthen myocardial contractility, increase cardiac output, and prevent and treat circulatory failure. t?amp;v, Bai Thu Medicine Astragalus is widely used in clinical TCM. Drinking astragalus soaked in water can cure sleepiness, weakness and shortness of breath. Decoction of astragalus with an appropriate amount of windshield, atractylodes, licorice, ginger, and jujube can prevent and treat low immune function and repeated colds. Combining astragalus with oysters, floating wheat, and ephedra root can cure night sweats. Combining astragalus with atractylodes, fangji, ginger, and jujube can cure edema. Astragalus is used together with Codonopsis pilosula, Atractylodes macrocephala, licorice, Citrus aurantium, Cimicifuga, and Bupleurum to treat prolapse, uterine or visceral prolapse. Using astragalus combined with tangerine peel, hemp seeds, and honey can cure constipation and inability to defecate in the elderly or postpartum. Using astragalus plus cassia twig, white peony root, licorice, ginger, and jujube can not only treat cold pain in the abdomen, but also joint and muscle pain. Using astragalus plus pangolin, saponaria thorn, angelica, chuanxiong, silver flower, and angelica can treat carbuncle with pus inside it without rupture. Take astragalus, raw rice kernels, adzuki beans, chicken gizzards, and tangerine peel, add glutinous rice and cook it into porridge for consumption, which can treat residual edema in chronic nephritis and pyelonephritis. However, it needs to be made clear that those with a thin and rapid pulse and a red tongue are those with kidney yin deficiency in traditional Chinese medicine and should not take it.