The efficacy and function of pomegranate peel

Pomegranate peel is the peel of the pomegranate. It is very thick, brittle, easy to break, dark red or brownish red, rough and with small white spots, with a faint smell and bitter taste. When people eat pomegranates, they usually only choose the flesh and discard the peel at will, but they don’t know that the peel actually has many functions and effects. It can be used as medicine and is a very good medicinal material. So what are the functions and effects of pomegranate peel?

The efficacy and function of pomegranate peel

1. Pomegranate peel is rich in vitamins. When it comes into contact with mucous membranes, wounds, etc., it can precipitate or coagulate local proteins to form a denser protective layer on the surface, which helps local wound healing or protects the local area from irritation, thus having the effect of numbing the local skin.

2. Pomegranate peel decoction has antibacterial effects on Shigella dysenteriae, Shigella dysenteriae and other bacteria, and has the strongest effect in inhibiting Salmonella typhi.

3. Taking pomegranate peel decoction can eliminate parasites in the body. The working principle is to cause the parasite's muscles to fall into continuous contraction, thereby achieving the effect of anthelmintic.

4. Pomegranate peel is warm in nature, sweet, bitter and astringent in taste. It has the effects of promoting fluid production and quenching thirst, astringing and firming, stopping diarrhea and stopping bleeding.

5. Pomegranate peel has obvious antibacterial and astringent functions, can astringe the intestinal mucosa, can effectively treat symptoms such as diarrhea and dysentery, and can cure diarrhea very well.