An ivy.

It grows more than 10m in length, and branches are split a lot.

The tendril faces the leaf and splits, forming a round adsorbent muscle at the end, which does not fall off well when attached.

This plant lives on stone walls, rocks, or tree trunks, and grows all over Korea.

It is mainly planted under buildings or walls for aesthetic purposes, and American ivy with five leaves is often planted for ornamental purposes.

It has the effect of lowering blood sugar levels, so taking dried stems and berries in the shade can be effective. If you take 10 to 15g a day and take it for a long time, it can be cured.

As a method of eating, soaking in alcoholic beverages and brewing are effective, and eating powdered or scooped in water and eaten can also be effective.

However, when using it as a medicine, you must collect what you climbed on a tree, but be careful as it may be poisonous if you use it as a medicine.