#头杯creationchallenge# Jiulong water is a folk name. It is also called Jiulong bone water, which is a bit mysterious. According to legend, this Jiulong water was named after Xuanyuan Huangdi and was collected in Zhu Youshu. It can also be regarded as a kind of inheritance of tradi

There are two versions of "Shun Jiulong" and "Inverted Jiulong" about Jiulong's bone-melting water, but its main function is to remove fish bones, chicken bones, date cores, etc. stuck in the throat. After drinking "Shun Jiulong's" bone-melting water, the foreign matter in the throat will disappear.

As for the principle of Jiulong Water, even those who know it may not be able to tell it clearly without a lot of practice. From Ge Hong's book " Baopuzi ", there is a special explanation, because Ge Hong himself is Experts in this field include his Taoist companion Bao Gu, and Bao Gu is also the first female moxibustionist in the history of Chinese medicine. Records about Bao Gu are recorded in "The Biography of Ge Hong" and "Boluo County Chronicles". People who have been to Sanyuan Palace in downtown Guangzhou should have no doubt about this Taoist doctor..

Whether Zhu Youshu has been passed down to this day is a very mysterious question. Generally speaking, it should not be lost, because there are still many people who practice Taoism. However, some common methods spread among the people are estimated to have basically disappeared, including of course the Nine Dragon Water. It sounds like a strange story now, and in a world where everyone pays attention to science, especially those who are against traditional Chinese medicine, they will sneer at it.

When Xiaoyu was a child, he once had fish bones stuck in his throat while eating fish. At that time, Xiaoyu's grandfather took him to the home of an old woman in the village. The old woman scooped half a scoop of water from the water tank under the eaves and made a few gestures in the water with her fingers. After Xiaoyu drank the water, the fish bones disappeared. The magic of this incident left a deep memory in Xiaoyu's childhood.

html Many years later, Xiaoyu, who graduated from college, talked about this matter with his grandfather. My grandfather told me that this old woman’s real surname was Yang, and she came from Shandong to Guandong with her parents. She was just over ten years old at that time. Since her parents were clearing wasteland and farming, she cooked at home alone.

Just when the meal was ready and waiting for the parents to come back, an old man begging for food came outside the courtyard. When the old woman came all the way from Shandong, she had naturally suffered a lot. Out of sympathy, she gave part of the freshly prepared meal to the old man who came to beg. The old man who had eaten and drank enough looked at this kind little girl and said, "You are kind-hearted and kind to me. I will teach you two skills. One is Jiulong water, which is specially used to dissolve foreign matter stuck in the throat; the other is green grass dew, which is specially used to treat poisonous insect bites."

When you are using it, think about how I am now and say a few words about what disease you want to cure. That will be enough. However, these two prescriptions can only be used for your lifetime. If you are not a practitioner, you cannot pass them down. After saying this, the old man left.

Since there are not too many snakes in the Northeast, there has never been a chance to use the Green Grass Dew recipe. However, Jiulong Water has helped many people. Just as the old man said, until the old woman passed away, the method of making Jiulong water was not passed down.

Of course, many people on the Internet now say that they know this method and can treat it through the screen. I cannot comment on whether this statement is reliable or not. I think it is more reliable to go to the hospital. After all, this is a matter of life and death.

Chinese medicine is so miraculous. Judging from the medical legacy left by Ge Hong, although there is no specific prescription to treat the new coronavirus, the conclusion that the new coronavirus is an evil thing has not changed. This is relatively consistent with the current views of many traditional Chinese medicine doctors, that is, this virus should not appear in the human world.