The efficacy and function of wild lychee

Wild lychees mainly grow in Hainan, China, where they are also called rambutan. It is one of the famous local fruit trees. Wild lychees are particularly common in Southeast Asia. The fruit is edible and the branches and leaves can be used as medicine. I will write down all the effects and functions of wild lychees in a while, and you will definitely have a new understanding of wild lychees after reading them.

The efficacy and function of wild lychee

1. Nutritional benefits of wild lychees

Wild lychee is a nutritious specialty fruit. It not only contains a large amount of sugar, but also a large amount of calcium, phosphorus and vitamins. It can be eaten fresh by humans, and can also be processed into a variety of processed foods such as jams and jellies. After people eat it, they can quickly replenish nutrition and can significantly improve the human body's immunity.

2. Wild lychees can stop bleeding

Wild lychee has a good hemostatic effect, especially the leaves or flowers of this plant, which have a particularly good hemostatic effect. When people are accidentally injured and have bleeding symptoms, they can crush the fresh leaves of wild lychee and apply them directly to the wound to stop bleeding quickly. The dried leaves and flowers can be made into powder and sprinkled on the wound to stop bleeding, which can also play a role in stopping bleeding.

3. Wild lychees can stop diarrhea

Wild lychees can also stop diarrhea when used as medicine. When using it, you can add three to five cents of dried flowers or leaves of wild lychees to clean water and boil them together. After boiling, taking them directly can quickly stop diarrhea. In addition, wild lychees also have a good bone-setting effect. When used in combination with other Chinese medicines, it can quickly regenerate broken bones.