Gennoshouko

Gennoshoko is a perennial herb native to Japan that blooms from summer to autumn. It is one of the three major folk medicines in Japan and has been valued since the Edo period (1603-1867), and was given the name "gen-no-sho" ("actual evidence") because of its immediate effect when taken. It was given the name "Gen no Shogen" (evidence of actual effect) because of its immediate effect when taken. It contains many tannins and flavonoids, and is said to be effective for diarrhea and boils such as colitis. It is also a wild plant that is said to be "doctor-less" because of its efficacy. ゲンノショウコは夏から秋にかけて咲く日本原産の多年草。 日本の三大民間薬の一つで江戸時代から重宝され、服用するとたちまち効き目が現れることから「現の証拠」という名が付いた。 タンニ...View all