The efficacy and function of Artemisia selengensis

The landscape function of Artemisia serrata

As a landscape plant, the ornamental value of Sterculia ovata is quite high. As a sun-loving plant, Sterculia ovata is mainly distributed in tropical regions. In addition, the branches and leaves of Sterculia ovata are lush, and they present a pleasing emerald green color all year round. In addition, the fruit is bright red when ripe. Therefore, it has a very high ornamental value and a strong artistic atmosphere. Generally, Sterculia purpurogena is often planted in gardens in the south to decorate the garden landscape and enhance the artistic atmosphere of the garden. Some flower lovers who like Sterculia purpurogena will grow a single Sterculia purpurogena in their home to purify the air and beautify the home.

Nutritional value of Artemisia selengensis

Don't underestimate the Sterculia plant. In addition to being ornamental, it also has high nutritional value.

First of all, Artocarpus contains a large amount of vitamin A, which is one of the essential substances in our daily life. It can improve eyesight and enhance immunity. In addition, it also has a certain auxiliary effect in the treatment of some eye diseases.

Secondly, Sterculia oxyphylla contains a variety of minerals. The benefits of Sterculia oxyphylla to the human body are innumerable, such as promoting metabolism, burning fat, protecting our stomach, promoting food digestion and our own growth.

Finally, Artemisia annua also has a certain auxiliary therapeutic effect on some diseases, such as some emphysema and skin diseases. It can be said to be an excellent gift for patients, but be careful not to use it blindly. It is a good medicine only when it is suitable for the disease, and it is poison if it is not suitable for the disease.

The efficacy of Artemisia selengensis

The main effects of Artemisia annua are that it can clear away heat, detoxify and stop vomiting, and it can also improve one's immunity, improve eyesight, promote metabolism, etc. There are records of Sterculia oxyphylla in many medical books, which shows that the effects of Sterculia oxyphylla are far more than we imagined. However, we should also pay attention to some taboos of Sterculia oxyphylla. Sterculia oxyphylla hurts the spleen, and people with weak spleen should not contact it or have less contact with it.