What are the effects of peach kernels and what is the function of peach kernels?

The following are the effects and functions of peach kernels:

1. Promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis.

After the peach kernel is used in medicine, it can invigorate blood circulation and dispel blood stasis, it can make the human blood vessels dilate, can also increase the blood flow in the arterial blood vessels, can prevent the generation of vascular resistance, in addition, peaches can also inhibit blood coagulation has obvious hemolytic effect, can effectively prevent thrombosis.

2. Anti-inflammatory and sterilization.

Peach kernels also contain a variety of natural anti-inflammatory components, especially the content of amygdalin is relatively high, this substance has a significant elimination effect on a variety of inflammation in the human body, which can reduce the activity of a variety of pathogenic bacteria in the human body. In addition, people usually use peach kernels to improve the anti-allergic ability of the human body, which can reduce the occurrence of a variety of allergic symptoms.

The efficacy of peach kernelsAfter the peaches are eaten, many people throw away the peach kernels directly from the peach skin, which is actually very bad, we can leave the peach skin and add some proportions of sugar to make enzymes, **, the effect of shaping is not too good, and the effect of peach kernels is also a lot, and it is a pity to throw it away.

The efficacy of peach kernelsFirst, peach kernels can effectively promote the absorption of various fat-soluble vitamins in the body. We know that vitamins can be divided into two categories, one is water-soluble, the other refers to soluble, relatively speaking, the absorption process of fat-soluble is more difficult, not as simple as water-soluble, and the effective intake of peach kernels can promote the absorption rate of fat-soluble vitamins by the body. Second, it can increase the body's satiety.

In many cases, the reason why people are obese is mainly because they still feel hungry after eating a lot of things, and the most respectful energy intake is greater than the expenditure of energy, so these calories will be accumulated and slowly become fat, and if you can consume more peach kernels, you will have the effect of controlling the diet and achieving the best effect.

On the other hand, there is a lot of cellulose in peach kernels, although these cellulose cannot be digested and absorbed by the human body, but they give other peach kernels the effect. Specifically, it can promote the effective peristalsis of the intestinal wall of the large intestine, so that the digestion and absorption of food in the later stage of ingestion can become faster and more coarse.

Peach kernel invigorates blood and dispels stasis, moistens the intestines and laxatives, relieves cough and asthma. It is used for amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, fistula, pulmonary carbuncle, intestinal carbuncle, fall injury, intestinal dryness, constipation, cough and wheezing. Pregnant women and those with loose stools should use with caution.

Peach kernels are the dried mature seeds of the Rosaceae plant peach or mountain peach. When the fruit is ripe, it is harvested, the pulp and kernel shell are removed, the seeds are removed, and they are dried.

It is oblate-oblong-ovate, long, wide, and thick. The surface is yellowish-brown to reddish-brown with dense granular protrusions. One end is pointed, the middle is swollen, the other end is obtuse and slightly oblique, and the edge is thin. There is a **-shaped seed umbilicus on one side of the tip, and the rounded end has a slightly darker and less obvious junction.

Peach kernels are moist and have the effect of moistening the intestines and laxative, which can relieve symptoms such as dry stool, difficulty in defecation, abdominal pain, and abdominal distension caused by intestinal dryness. Due to the bitter taste of peach kernels, it can reduce excretion, and has a strong effect on blood circulation and stasis, which helps to help amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea caused by blood stagnation, postpartum stasis, abdominal pain and other diseases, as well as congestion and hematoma caused by bruises. Modern pharmacological studies have found that the amygdalin contained in peach kernels has the effect of relieving cough and asthma, helping to relieve symptoms such as cough and asthma.