The efficacy and function of wild roxburgh

Anyone who has been to Yunnan and Guizhou in autumn will find that in the mountains and fields of those areas, you can often see golden fruits. They are small in size, golden in color, and covered with thorns of different sizes. Locals call it thorny pear, which is a wild fruit that can be eaten directly. However, wild thorny pear is not only edible, it can also be used as medicine and wine. It has many functions and effects. Let me share with you what the functions and effects of this wild fruit are.

1. Treat oral inflammation

Wild sea buckthorn is rich in riboflavin, also known as vitamin B2, which is an essential nutrient for the normal metabolism of the human body. When the body lacks this nutrient, it will cause adverse symptoms such as mouth sores and oral ulcers. Therefore, eating more wild sea buckthorn can prevent these adverse symptoms. For those who have oral inflammation, eating more wild sea buckthorn can quickly reduce the inflammation.

2. Prevent and relieve athlete's foot

Eating more wild prickly pears can also effectively prevent and relieve athlete's foot. Athlete's foot is a common skin disease in humans. It is a fungal infection. It causes itching and pain after the skin is infected. In fact, the main cause of this disease is the lack of thionine, a nutrient in the body. If you eat more wild prickly pears, you can absorb rich thionine, thereby preventing and reducing the occurrence of chronic diseases.

3. Treat scurvy

Rosa roxburghii is a fruit high in vitamin C. The vitamin C it contains is easily absorbed and utilized by the human body. This substance is also called ascorbic acid, which can effectively inhibit the occurrence of scurvy. For those who suffer from scurvy, eating more rosa roxburghii with high vitamin C content can also promote the improvement of the condition. In addition, eating more rosa roxburghii can also improve the body's immunity and promote the regeneration of immunoglobulins in the body. It has a significant preventive effect on popular diseases such as cancer, wife-control, and pharyngitis.