TIAN Jian-ping, HU Yuan-yan, ZHANG Ming-nan, et al. History and Application Characteristics of Domestic Spider Used for Medicine and Edible Resources[J]. Chinese journal of experimental traditional medical formulae, 2018, 24(3): 214-218.
DOI:
TIAN Jian-ping, HU Yuan-yan, ZHANG Ming-nan, et al. History and Application Characteristics of Domestic Spider Used for Medicine and Edible Resources[J]. Chinese journal of experimental traditional medical formulae, 2018, 24(3): 214-218. DOI: 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.2018030214.
History and Application Characteristics of Domestic Spider Used for Medicine and Edible Resources
Objective:To study the processing history of edible and medicinal resources of spiders in China
investigate their clinical practices and compatibility methods according to the past literature
supplement relevant information
and further provide a useful reference for developing spider resources and new drugs. Method:We looked through the herbal literature
summed up the types of domestic edible and medicinal spiders as well as their clinical prescriptions by considering the authors' investigation. Result:There were 18 species from 8 families for edible and medicinal spiders. According to their individual size
they could be divided into small and medium-size spiders and large spiders. The former ones had 6 families and 14 species
which were widely used in traditional Chinese medicine; the latter ones had 2 families and 4 species
rich in spider toxins
and were widely used in the medicine of Li nationality
and were also the main source in spider drug development in the future. There were various processing methods and medicinal parts of spiders in China
and they were mainly used in clinical compatibility for hernia
pain
rheumatism
ulcer
unknown sores
internal and external hemorrhoids
bromhidrosis
etc. By grounding powder
they could be used for oral administration
dipping into wine or pills and powder; on the other hand
they could be used for external rubbing or tamping. In addition
there were 7 species of spiders which could be eaten by ethnic minorities
which were often fried or grilled after getting rid of head and foot. Conclusion:More large spiders used as medicinal and edible resources should be expanded in future
and comprehensive utilization should be made based on various parts of the spider and the chemical compositions. Further studies are needed to elaborate the development of classic prescriptions and drug application knowledge used for minority nationality. By combining with modern biological technology
it can lay a firm foundation for the development of modern spider resources.