The efficacy, effects and side effects of Buddha's hand

1. Efficacy

Buddha's hand has many benefits. It can soothe the stomach and relieve pain, and can treat symptoms of indigestion. At the same time, it can also resolve phlegm and relieve cough, and can relieve bronchitis and asthma in the elderly. In addition, it can soothe the liver and regulate qi. If you have chest and abdominal distension, eating it can also have a certain therapeutic effect. Because it has many functions, long-term use can also improve health and prolong life.

2. Side Effects

Buddha's hand is not suitable for people with yin deficiency and body heat, and people with weak constitution should also eat less. It contains some ingredients that will react with some drugs, such as neostigmine and propranolol. In addition to affecting the efficacy of the drugs, it may also cause poisoning, so they cannot be taken together. In addition, ordinary people should also control the dosage when taking it, and people with a history of allergies should not take it.

3. How to eat

1. Eat raw: Buddha's hand can be eaten raw, but be sure to peel it before eating. It is also best to choose ripe ones with bright yellow skin. The flesh tastes sweet and crispy and is very delicious.

2. Stir-frying: Buddha’s hand can also be stir-fried. Prepare a carrot, wash both and cut them into shreds, then pour them into the pot and stir-fry until cooked, add appropriate amount of salt and MSG according to taste.

3. Cooking porridge: Buddha's hand porridge is suitable for the elderly. Wash it and boil it into soup, then remove the residue and add rice and rock sugar to cook porridge.

4. Soak in water: The most common way to eat Buddha's hand is to cut it into slices with the skin on, and then put it in a sunny place to dry. Just take 1-2 tablets each time you drink it. You need to ask a doctor before drinking it.