New knowledge: what is Mongolian medicine made of

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Mongolian medicine is a kind of medicine made from Datura flower, which has the strongest anesthetic effect in ancient times. It can block human sympathetic nerve, and can also be used as an inhibitor of human central nervous system. Mixing the prepared Mongolian medicine into the liquor can not only cover the taste, but also improve the anesthetic effect. Let's share with you what Mongolian medicine is made of.

New knowledge: what is Mongolian medicine made of

First: Mongolian medicine is a kind of medicine made from Datura flower, which has the strongest anesthetic effect in ancient times. It can block the parasympathetic nerve and can also be used as an inhibitor of the central nervous system. Mix the prepared Mongolian medicine into the liquor to cover the taste and improve the anesthetic effect. Even the "old world" who wanders from south to North may be caught if they are not careful.

Second: one is Aconitum kusnezoffii. Aconitine is contained in Radix Aconiti kusnezoffii, which can excite the nerve endings before anesthesia. However, aconitine is highly toxic, and three or four milligrams of it can kill people, which seems to be inconsistent with the efficacy of the sweat medicine in the book.

Third, there is another way of saying that it is not a Balu. According to the detailed records of the Southern Song Dynasty, abulu was produced thousands of miles to the west of the Hui kingdom. With a little powder can make people sleepy, after three days can wake up with another medicine.

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Through modern chemical analysis, people know that the main components of Datura are scopolamine, scopolamine, atropine, etc. These three components have the effect of anesthesia and hallucination in clinic. The content of scopolamine in Flos Daturae is the highest, which is a scopolane alkaloid with the molecular formula of C17H21NO4. Scopolamine exists in Solanaceae plants. It is a kind of viscous syrupy liquid with bitter and spicy taste. Scopolamine can be extracted from Flos Daturae, which can be regarded as one of the most effective anesthetics in traditional Chinese medicine. It can be used to block human parasympathetic nerve, and can also be used as an inhibitor of human central nervous system.