What is the role of yew

Medicinal value

Cancer Guardian

Yew is recognized as an anti-cancer plant. Paclitaxel extracted from yew has outstanding efficacy in treating cancer and is known as the "last line of defense in treating cancer." Paclitaxel has a unique resistance mechanism to tumors and also has a significant tumor-suppressing effect.

Other medicinal values

A large number of compounds in paclitaxel are effective in treating dysmenorrhea, diuresis, hypertension, hyperglycemia, leukemia, tumors, diabetes, and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.

Edible value

The aril of yew is sweet and sour and can stimulate people's appetite. The leaves can be eaten raw and are good for reducing inflammation and detoxification. The seeds can be pressed for oil.

Beauty and health value

Paclitaxel extracted from yew can be made into beauty and skin care products to moisturize the skin and regulate blood circulation. High-end health-care medicinal pillows, health-care tea cups and other daily necessities made of yew wood have the effects of strengthening the body and preventing cancer.

Purification Value

Yew can inhale carbon dioxide, exhale oxygen, and absorb harmful substances such as carbon monoxide, nicotine, formaldehyde, benzene, xylene, etc. It can purify the air, prevent and fight cancer, and is very suitable for indoor placement!

Ornamental value

The potted yew tree has a very beautiful shape and is very suitable for being placed indoors as an ornamental plant. It is particularly suitable for being placed in office areas, study rooms, bedrooms and other places. It is not only good for viewing, but also beneficial to physical health.