What does Eucommia tea do? What is the efficacy and function of Eucommia tea?

Eucommia ulmoides is a deciduous tree plant, also known as silk bark, which is a traditional economic forest tree species in China, which is a high-quality wood and a high-quality health care Chinese medicinal material. Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province, is known as the hometown of Eucommia ulmoides and is the world's largest producer of wild Eucommia. Nowadays, people use the miraculous Chinese medicine ingredients of Zhongcha to refine Eucommia tea, which has the health effects of green**, natural blood pressure, warming and tonifying kidney deficiency, strengthening the body and resisting aging.

The main ingredient in anti-fatigue tea is eucommia glycol diglucose, which can effectively eliminate fatigue and increase metabolic rate. The principle is the same as that after exercising, it can make you feel refreshed.

Eucommia ulmoides is sweet, slightly pungent, warm, and has the effects of tonifying the liver and kidneys, strengthening muscles and bones, strengthening waist and knees, and stabilizing fetal gas. It has a good effect on waist and spine pain, foot and knee weakness, residual urination, damp itching under the shade, impotence and sperm loss, fetal restlessness, etc. caused by liver and kidney weakness.

The main effects of Eucommia ulmoides tea are: green **, natural blood pressure, warming and tonifying kidney deficiency, strengthening the body and resisting aging.

Brew 1 kind of leaves with boiling water, drink two sips if you have nothing to do, nourish the liver and kidneys, strengthen muscles and bones, and stabilize the three highs!

In daily life, eucommia is a relatively common traditional Chinese medicine, its nutritional value is relatively high, many people like to use it to nourish the body, today I will teach you to make this eucommia tea.

Eucommia ulmoides, we also call it silk cotton skin, warm, itself has the effect of strengthening muscles and bones, nourishing the liver and kidneys, and relieving lumbar muscle strain. The book "Compendium of Materia Medica" also records that Eucommia ulmoides can enter the liver and nourish the kidneys, nourish the essence and qi, strengthen the muscles and bones for a long time, and light the body and endure aging.

Eucommia ulmoides is rich in more than 60 kinds of effective plant ingredients, which are particularly significant for the effect of "strengthening the liver, tonifying the kidney, laxative, **, sleeping and reducing the three highs"!

The functional role of Eucommia is a long story, and you don't have the patience to read it through. To summarize simply, drinking eucommia tea can prevent major problems with the first organs, cardiovascular system, etc., and it is rare to have colds, which can indeed save a lot of RMB for your health.

1. Protect the liver and kidneys.

The coralin in the male flowers of Eucommia ulmoides has obvious liver-protecting activity, can promote the regeneration of liver cells, can significantly inhibit the replication of hepatitis B virus DNA, and can promote the accumulation of liver glycogen, increase blood sugar content, and protect the liver.

2. Lowering blood pressure and lipids.

A variety of active ingredients such as pinoresinol disaccharides, peach leaf glycosides, chlorogenic acid, polysaccharides and other active ingredients contained in the male flowers of Eucommia ulmoides have the effect of lowering blood pressure and blood lipids. The test has proved that the effective rate is more than 92%, and the blood pressure is long-lasting without any ***.

3. Enhance immunity.

The polysaccharide active substances rich in the male flowers of Eucommia ulmoides can enhance the body's immunity, have the effect of two-way regulation of cellular immunity, and keep the body's immune function in good condition.

4. Facilitate urination.

Constipation has special effects. The peach leaf coralin in Eucommia ulmoides tea has diuretic, laxative, and intestinal peristalsis effects, and is effective for constipation.

Many people may ask, what kind of tea is Eucommia ulmoides? Why haven't you heard of this tea? In fact, the so-called eucommia tea in our daily life is not a kind of tea, but a plant, which is a traditional health drink that can be brewed and drunk like tea after a series of processing of eucommia trees, so it is called eucommia tea.

What is the history of eucommia tea, and what is its role and efficacy?

Eucommia ulmoides tree is a traditional and unique plant in our country, there is a tree in the name, but it is a treasure, and it is a very valuable Chinese herbal medicine. Eucommia ulmoides tea is refined from the fresh leaves of Eucommia ulmoides, which sprout around the Qingming Dynasty, and will slowly turn into young leaves and finally become leaves. Eucommia ulmoides tea has a very good effect, so it has been favored and respected by Chinese medical scholars for thousands of years.

The role and efficacy of Eucommia ulmoides tea have been discovered and used by people as early as ancient times, and many well-known medical masterpieces have a fairly detailed record of Eucommia ulmoides tea, and the first efficacy of Eucommia ulmoides tea has been briefly summarized in the following aspects:

Eucommia ulmoides has the function of strengthening the liver and kidneys, and has a certain maintenance and conditioning effect on the human organs, helping the human body to regulate the meridian organs.

Eucommia tea has the effect of helping to strengthen muscles and bones, and relieve waist and knee pain, so it is especially suitable for the elderly to drink.

Eucommia ulmoides tea also has the effect of preventing miscarriage, stabilizing the fetus and analgesia, and can be said to be a good medicine for pregnant women to encounter during pregnancy.

Eucommia ulmoides tea contains a lot of vitamin E and carotene, so it helps to regulate blood pressure and cholesterol, prevent cardiovascular and cerebrovascular sclerosis and delay aging, and has obvious benefits for improving the body immunity of the elderly.

Drinking eucommia tea regularly has an obvious effect, and it can have a good effect without dieting or exercising.

People with this constitution often suffer from symptoms such as irritability, night sweats, thinness, constipation, chest tightness, insomnia, and panic. However, Eucommia ulmoides is mild, and people with yin deficiency will aggravate the manifestations of yin deficiency when drinking, so it is not suitable to drink Eucommia ulmoides tea. This kind of people should usually nourish yin and clear heat, and can appropriately supplement some things that nourish yin and regulate the spleen and stomach.