Chicken gizzard skin is so effective in treating gallstones

Chicken gizzard skin actually refers to chicken gizzard lining. Don’t underestimate this thing, it is very effective. It can not only treat gallstones, but also treat food stagnation, infantile malnutrition, spermatorrhea due to kidney deficiency, enuresis, anemia, kidney stones, cholecystitis, etc.

1. Chicken gizzard skin treats gallstones

Generally, chicken's gizzard lining is used to treat gallstones. 50 grams of chicken's gizzard lining and corn silk are boiled into a bowl of soup and taken once, 2-3 times a day, for 10 consecutive days. Avoid eating liver, fatty meat, and egg yolks.

Another method is to treat gallstones with walnut kernels. Usage: Dry the chicken's gizzard lining countless times, stir-fry the dried chicken's gizzard lining in a pan (the chicken's gizzard lining can also be used raw), then use a mortar to pound it into powder for later use. Dosage: After meals every day, scoop one to two spoonfuls of chicken gizzard powder into your mouth and chew it with walnut kernels for 5-6 minutes before swallowing.

2. Chicken gizzard skin can treat food stagnation and malnutrition in children.

Chicken gizzard skin has a strong effect in digesting food and eliminating accumulation, and can also strengthen the spleen and stomach. Chicken gizzard skin is widely used to treat various food stagnation syndromes such as rice, flour, potatoes, meat, etc. For patients with mild symptoms, taking the powder alone is effective. If used to treat indigestion and abdominal distension, chicken gizzard skin can be used together with hawthorn, malt, and green tangerine peel. For the treatment of spleen deficiency and malnutrition in children, it can be used together with Atractylodes macrocephala, Dioscorea opposita, and Schisandra chinensis.

3. Chicken gizzard skin can treat spermatorrhea and enuresis due to kidney deficiency.

Chicken gizzard skin can be used to treat spermatorrhea, and can be used together with Euryale ferox, Cuscuta australis, lotus seeds, etc. Chicken gizzard skin is used to treat enuresis, and is often used together with mulberry silkworm cocoons, raspberries, and Alpinia oxyphylla.

In modern clinical practice, chicken gizzards are also used to treat gastric cancer and esophageal cancer to promote appetite and improve symptoms. Chicken gizzard skin is also used in formulas for cirrhosis of the liver, cholecystitis, gallbladder and bile duct stones, urethral stones, kidney stones, etc.

4. Chicken gizzard skin treats anemia

30 grams of chicken gizzards, 30 grams of alum, 30 grams of peach kernels, 30 grams of black beans, 30 grams of dates, 30 grams of honey, 30 grams of goat blood, and 30 grams of yellow wax. First calcine the black alum thoroughly, then grind it into powder with other medicines. Make it into pills as big as black beans with water. Take 10 pills each time, twice a day, with hot water. Used for anemia.

5. Chicken gizzard skin treats kidney stones

10 grams of chicken gizzard skin and 8 grams of fenugreek. Grind them into fine powder, take 10g each time, once a day, and drink with 20g of Centella asiatica decoction. Used for kidney stones.

6. Chicken gizzard skin treats cholecystitis

30g chicken gizzard skin, 30g scutellaria baicalensis, 30g turmeric, 5 pig gallbladders (with juice). Grind the first three herbs into fine powder, mix with pig bile, take 3 to 6 grams each time, 3 times a day. Used for cholecystitis.