Does tobacco have any other function besides making it into smoke?

National Compilation of Chinese Herbal Medicine

It is recorded that tobacco is warm and sweet, toxic, has the effects of swelling, detoxification, insecticide, etc., mainly used for boils, tinea capitis, vitiligo, baldness, poisonous snake bites and other diseases, but also ** neck, carbuncle, wind phlegm, crane knee (including bone tuberculosis, chronic purulent knee arthritis, etc.) and other diseases. It can also be used to eliminate the "four pests."

snails, mosquitoes, flies, rats) and insecticides, etc.

At least 40 kinds of alkaloids have been isolated and identified in tobacco, mainly L-nicotine.

The content of total alkaloids such as toxinine and dehydrotoxinemine is about 1%-9%, of which nicotine (nicotine) content is the highest, accounting for about 95% of the total alkaloids in tobacco.

Tobacco contains ingredients such as putrescine (caffeine phthalofrescine, p-coumar phthaleinputrescine, ferulphthaleputrescine, etc.), solanesol, and amino acids.

Active ingredients such as rutin, chlorogenic acid, organic acids, lactones, enzymes, etc. Modern scientific research has proven that tobacco has very important medicinal properties.

It stands to reason that it can be used in traditional Chinese medicine, but in fact, you are equivalent to asking what pork can be done in addition to being eaten!

It is also possible to do chronic poisons.

Grass tobacco is a kind of tobacco leaf directly plucked from the tobacco seedlings, air-dried or sun-dried, and the cigarette that is usually smoked is a processed cigarette, which has a soft taste and is not as choking as grass tobacco.

Tobacco is an annual herb in the Solanaceae family, and the whole plant can be used for medicinal purposes. Many Chinese people have smoking habits, because tobacco contains alkaloids, nicottyline, methyl nicotine, toxin, etc., so poisoning can occur regardless of decoction water, inhalation or contact. For smokers, each cigarette can enter the human body with 2-4 mg of nicotine, and if the nicotine contained in 10-20 paper cigarettes eats people once, it can be poisoned and even die.

Precautions and key points for cigarettes:

On the packaging of cigarettes sold in India, there will be a lung ** after smoking, which looks very scary, which is also a small pattern specially customized in India to let the people quit smoking. As a result, many young people, as well as those who are more financially well-off, do not want to smoke anymore, and those who have been smoking old grass tobacco for 10 years are reluctant to change.

Of course, in addition to this reason, the local cigarettes in India are also very expensive, many Indians can't afford to buy a pack, and can only buy one by one when they want to smoke, which shows that there are very few poor families in India who can afford to smoke this kind of cigarettes. This is also the reason why when we travel to India, we rarely see such "delicate and perfect" cigarettes as Indian ugliness.

Grass tobacco is a kind of tobacco that is directly picked from the tobacco seedlings, air-dried or sun-dried, and the tobacco we usually smoke is processed from tobacco leaves, grass tobacco because it has not been processed, it is very strong, and the taste is very choking, the old people here (rural) are smoking grass tobacco, and I usually smoke cigarettes after processing, the taste is soft, and it is not as choking as grass smoke.

Cigarettes are made from dried tobacco. After chemical treatment, many added ingredients are added. Cigarette smoke contains about 4,000 chemicals, many of which are toxic, mutagenic and thousands of carcinogens.

Radioactive isotopes are one of the causes of lung cancer in cigarette smokers.

Radioisotopes are derived from mineral fertilizers. Radioisotopes have been found in smokers in the 60s and 80s. The smoke from lit cigarettes also contains carcinogens such as nitrosamines and benzopyrene.

Polonium-210 from cigarettes cannot be excreted from the body. It can enter the blood vessels and cause lesions of the heart, liver and stomach. Cigarettes also have radium-226 and lead-210.

Tobacco was introduced to China in Wanli during the Ming Dynasty.

In the middle of the 16th century, tobacco was introduced to China. The Portuguese-occupied Philippines played an important role in this, and our country has long had "Luzon."

are all produced in tobacco", therefore, in China, cigarettes were originally called Luzon tobacco. The first introduction was drying tobacco, which has been cultivated for more than 400 years.

Tobacco can be made into cigarettes, dry tobacco, pipe tobacco, and cigar smoke.

In addition to human smoking, there are also a variety of medical uses. Although tobacco has brought a lot of harm to human beings, it is even called "poisonous weed". But as a medicinal plant with a long history, its medical value cannot be erased because of its harmfulness.

The medicinal part of tobacco is the leaves of tobacco of the Solanaceae plant. It is usually harvested in July when the leaves turn from dark green to pale yellow and the tips of the leaves droop. Because the ripening of the leaves has a sequence, it can be picked several times, dried or dried after harvesting, and then re-damp and fermented, and dried after drying.

The dry leaves are ovate or elliptic-lanceolate, petioles very short, winged, yellowish-brown above, pale below, broad and convex main veins, with many pus-hairy hairs, slightly moistened and adherent. It has a specific aroma and a bitter and spicy taste.

Tobacco can also be used in medicine, and its effects are to reduce swelling, detoxification, and insecticide. In clinical practice, if you want to use tobacco as medicine, it is mostly for external use, and you can mash tobacco for external application, especially for some ** diseases.

There are very big benefits, such as ringworm on the head, baldness; venomous snake bites; Mosquito bites around are beneficial.

But tobacco is mostly used to smoke in daily life, for the lungs.

Other organs will have a lot of harms, the only benefit is that it can calm people, regulate people's emotions in both directions, relieve anxiety, and improve the symptoms related to excessive mental stress. Therefore, it is not recommended to smoke tobacco in daily life, which may lead to cancer in the human body.

and other malignant diseases.

In winter, it can be prevented without fear of cold, and it is not easy to catch a cold or fever.

These minor diseases, the second is cold weather, smoking can relieve the cold of people's lungs, smoking a cigarette in cold weather, has a good regulating effect on the abdomen.

Of course I know about tobacco. The usefulness of tobacco is that it can be used to make cigarettes, can be used to make combustibles, can be used for research, can also be used as fuel, and can also be used for some diseases.

Understand that tobacco can be used to make cigarettes, and at the same time, it can also be used in the military, and it can also be used for some diseases, and it can protect against the cold.

Of course I understand. It can be made into cigarettes, can also be used for medical purposes, can reduce swelling and detoxification, can kill insects, can kill mice, can refine alkaloids.

China Tobacco is a big business. The demand for tobacco is also very high. Although smoking is harmful to health, tobacco has become an essential part of people's lives.

Hello Kiss is happy to answer this question for you. Tobacco is one of the thousands of plants on the American continent, which was discovered by the local indigenous people very early on, and was used in life to model and carry, originally used for various diseases, such as colds, headaches, toothaches, traumas, burns, abscess ulcers, and even used for anesthesia, whitening teeth, etc., basically used as medicine. According to some literature, it is precisely because tobacco has the effect of ** disease, so in the Americas Native Americans also called tobacco "cure-all" and "holy medicine".

At the same time, they found that tobacco also had the effect of relieving fatigue and refreshing, so they used tobacco for recreation when they had nothing to do.

The National Compilation of Chinese Herbal Medicine records that tobacco is warm and sweet, toxic, and has the effects of swelling, detoxification, insecticide, etc., mainly used for boils, tinea capitis, vitiligo, baldness, snake bites and other diseases, as well as gangrene, dorsal carbuncles, wind phlegm, crane knee (including bone tuberculosis, chronic purulent knee arthritis, etc.) and other diseases. It can also be used to kill the "four pests" (snails, mosquitoes, flies, rats) and insecticides.

At least 40 kinds of alkaloids have been isolated and identified in tobacco, mainly including L-nicotine, toxin, dehydrotoxine, etc., and the content of total alkaloids is about 1%-9%, of which nicotine (nicotine) content is the highest, accounting for about 95% of the total alkaloids in tobacco.

Tobacco contains active ingredients such as putrescine (caffeine-phthaletorescine, p-coumarin-phthalofrescine, ferulphthalen-putrescine, etc.), solanesol, amino acids, dentobutrin, chlorogenic acid, organic acids, lactones, enzymes and other active ingredients. Modern scientific research has proven that tobacco has very important medicinal properties.

I heard that it can relieve pain. Watching war movies often involves covering the wound with soot or tobacco leaves.

In times of pain, tobacco can reduce pain, but not as good as other medicines such as morphine.