The medicinal value of echinacea, what are the medicinal properties of wisteria flowers

Environmental valueWisteria has strong resistance to harmful gases such as sulfur dioxide and hydrogen oxide, and has the ability to adsorb dust in the air, and has been widely used in greening, especially in three-dimensional greening. It can not only achieve greening and beautification effects, but also play a role in increasing oxygen, cooling, reducing dust and reducing noise.

Edible valueIn Henan, Shandong, Hebei area, people often pick wisteria flowers steamed food, fragrant and beautiful. Beijing's"Purple carrot cake"and some of the local"Wisteria cake"、"Wisteria porridge"and"Fried wisteria"、"Chilled kudzu flowers"、"Stir-fried kudzu cauliflower"etc., all of which are made with wisteria flowers.

Medicinal value

A Zhu Teng, or Zhao Teng. It belongs to the legume family. It is commonly cultivated in gardens from Guangdong in the south to Inner Mongolia in the north for ornamentation. The flowers can be fried for vegetables, and the stems and leaves are used for medicinal purposes.

The food is sweet, lukewarm, and slightly toxic.

Ingredients The flower contains volatile oils.

Gastronomic function Flowers are good for urine, seeds have antiseptic effect, vine nodules and stems have anti-cancer effects.

Swelling of ascites: appropriate amount of wisteria flowers, add water to fry thick juice, remove slag and add sugar to boil into paste, one spoonful each time, take with boiling water, 2 times a day.

Gastric cancer: wisteria tumor (cane stems and leaves if there is no tumor) 1 6 grams, the same amount of jaylen, Yeling, and chebula seeds, decoction in water, 2 times a day.

Preservative: Fry the seeds and withdraw them to the wine.

Pharmaceutical Applications:

EfficacyWisteria flower can be refined into aromatic oil, and has the effects of detoxification, antiemetic diarrhea and so on. Wisteria seeds are slightly poisonous and contain cyanide, which can cure muscle and bone pain and prevent wine rot from spoiling. Wisteria bark has the effects of insecticide, analgesic, dispelling wind and channeling, and can treat musculoskeletal pain, wind paralysis pain, pinworm disease, etc.

Small prescription] ascites swollen]: appropriate amount of wisteria flowers, add water to fry thick juice, remove slag and add sugar to boil into paste, one spoonful each time, take with boiling water, 2 times a day.

Gastric cancer: wisteria tumor (cane stems and leaves if there is no tumor) 1 6 grams, the same amount of jaylen, Yeling, and chebula seeds, decoction in water, 2 times a day.

Preservative: Fry the seeds and withdraw them to the wine.

Echinacea, that is, echinacea. Echinacea is a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Echinacea, also known as Echinacea, Echinacea, Echinacea.

1. The efficacy of echinacea.

The active ingredients in Echinacea purpurea mainly contain polysaccharides, glycoproteins, caffeic acid derivatives, alkylamides and others, among which the caffeic acid derivative is mainly cichoric acid, which has strong immune activity. The contents of these components were different in different varieties of Echinacea species and different plant beads, among which the flowers, stems, leaves and roots of Echinacea purpurea and the roots of Echinacea angustifolia were more abundant.

Second, the role of echinacea.

1. Echinacea purpurea is often used as a medicinal use, such as a compound preparation made from a variety of active ingredients of echinacea.

2. The flowers of echinacea are large, colorful, beautiful in appearance, and have high ornamental value.

2. Echinacea can also be used for landscaping, as a dwarf plant, it can be placed as a potted plant in courtyards, parks and street greening.

Antiviral, echinacea is a very commonly used medicinal plant in the West, which is used to deal with colds and prevent viral colds.

Strengthens kidney function, then cleanses the lungs, and then moisturizes the intestines.

Echinacea purpurea, grown organically in the Swiss Alps, with Ecocert and Bio Suisse certified organic is selected. Echinacea, also known as echinacea and echinacea, is known as an "immune enhancer", rich in polysaccharides and antioxidant polyphenolic compounds, among which antioxidant polyphenols can effectively resist oxidation, inhibit free radicals, and isolate external pollution; Polysaccharides effectively soothe the skin, prevent hyaluronic acid from being hydrolyzed, restore skin firmness and elasticity.

How effective is it? It is to remove the heat and clear the fire.

1. Ornamental: Echinacea flowers are large, colorful, beautiful in appearance, and have high ornamental value, which can be used as a material for flower landscape, flower beds, and slopes, and can also be placed as potted plants in courtyards, parks and street greening. Echinacea can also be used as a material for cut flowers.

2. Medicinal: Echinacea purpurea can be used medicinally, contains a variety of active ingredients, has the effect of enhancing immunity, and can also be used to assist **colds and coughs. Chemical analysis shows that it contains at least 3 types of active ingredients, and has the property of inhibiting microorganisms and bacteria.

Classification of the main varieties of echinacea:

1. Spitfire: mature plants are 60-70 cm tall, and the tongue-like flowers are orange-red to orange gradients; Cylindrical flowers orange-red to purplish-red. Flowering period is from June to August.

2. Thermal summer: mature plants are 60-70 cm high, and the tongue-like flowers are orange-red; Tubular flowers purplish-red. Flowering period is from June to August.

3. Marmalade: mature plants are 60-70 cm tall, and tongue-shaped flowers are bright yellow to orange; The tubular flowers have all petals yellow to yellow-green. Flowering period is from June to August.

4. Rose truffle: mature plants are 60-70 cm high, and the tongue-shaped flowers are bright orange-red to magenta; The tubular flowers are all orange-red with a purple-red center. Flowering period is from June to August.

The role and efficacy of echinacea

3.Patients with rash and itching, tuberculosis, leukocyte hypoplasia, diabetic patients and their patients with compound sclerosis, and people with AIDS do not need to take echinacea. Pregnant mothers should consult a doctor before taking echinacea.