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Buddha's hand is a fruit of an evergreen shrub that matures between September and October each year. The mature fruit of Buddha's hand is yellow and shaped like a human finger, hence the name Buddha's hand. Buddha's hand is a famous Chinese medicinal material that can stop vomiting and distension, soothe the spleen and strengthen the stomach. People often use Buddha's hand to soak in wine because it has great efficacy.

How to make Buddha's hand wine

Cut the "fingers" of the Buddha's hand, wash them, drain them, cut them into long slices, and place them in a sterilized glass jar. Add an appropriate amount of white wine until the Buddha's hand slices are completely soaked, cover the jar with a lid, and seal it for at least one month. After that, you can take it out and drink it.

The efficacy and function of Buddha's hand wine

1. It has the effect of treating allergic asthma

After the Buddha's hand is soaked in wine, the limonene in the Buddha's hand is fully extracted, and limonene can counteract the contraction of the isolated trachea caused by histamine. According to research, this ingredient can also counteract allergic activity and inhibit the allergic reaction of the ileum and isolated trachea. In the spring and autumn when asthma is more common, drinking wine soaked with Buddha's hand can effectively treat the symptoms of allergic asthma.

2. Protects the myocardium

Tests have shown that the alcohol extract from Buddha's hand can increase the coronary flow of the isolated heart, thereby improving the ability to tolerate hypoxia. At the same time, it can also protect the myocardium from ischemia caused by the secretion of posterior pituitary hormone. Regular drinking of Buddha's hand soaked wine can protect myocardial function and prevent arrhythmias caused by the secretion of chloroform-adrenaline.

3. Can inhibit pain

In addition to protecting the myocardium, the alcohol extract in Buddha's hand can make mice sleep longer after sodium pentobarbital, and make mice last longer after strychnine convulsions and death. It has a significant inhibitory effect on pain response, reducing the number of body twisting reactions caused by pain, thereby buying doctors more time for treatment.