What are the functions of pomegranate peel? Introduction to the medicinal value of pomegranate peel

It is autumn again, and pomegranates are on the market in large quantities. People often eat delicious pomegranates at this time, but most people take off the peel and throw it away when eating pomegranates, not knowing that it can be used as medicine. In fact, pomegranate peel can not only be used as medicine, but its medicinal effect is also very outstanding. Today I will take you to learn about the functions of pomegranate peel.

1. Antibacterial

Antibacterial is one of the important functions of pomegranate peel. It has different degrees of inhibitory effect on various pathogenic bacteria such as Staphylococcus aureus, hemolytic Streptococcus, Salmonella typhi, and Escherichia coli in the human body. In addition, pomegranate peel has the strongest effect on Salmonella typhi and Shigella dysenteriae in the human body. It can be used to boil water to treat enteritis and dysentery, which are common in humans.

2. Anti-virus

Pomegranate peel contains a lot of natural tannins, which are natural antiviral ingredients that can inhibit the proliferation of viruses in human cells, and can also directly eliminate viruses in the human body and reduce their dependence on human cells. After boiling in water, pomegranate peel has a strong inhibitory effect on influenza viruses in the human body, so boiling water with pomegranate peel can prevent influenza.

3. Can repel insects

Pomegranate peel contains a variety of natural alkaline ingredients, especially pomegranate dapoxetine, isopunculine and pseudopunculine. After entering the human body, they can anesthetize the parasites in the body and prompt them to be excreted along with the waste in the body. Therefore, pomegranate peel can be used to treat various parasitic diseases such as human ascariasis and tapeworm disease, and the therapeutic effect is very obvious.