The efficacy and function of kumquat What are the uses of kumquat

Kumquat is the small orange we often eat. It is delicious, juicy and contains a lot of vitamins. It is the best choice for us to eat it after meals and as gifts when visiting relatives and friends. In addition, the kumquat tree is also a very beautiful potted plant. It is known as the money tree because kumquats are like small pieces of gold shining.

What are the uses of kumquat?

1. Kumquats are not only sweet and delicious, but also very good for health. The vitamin content in kumquats is several times that of apples of the same quality, especially vitamin C, which makes kumquats effective in treating oral ulcers. However, you can't eat too much at one time, otherwise you will get angry.

2. The vitamin A contained in kumquat has a very significant beauty effect. The vitamin A in kumquat can prevent pigmentation, which can effectively prevent skin aging. In addition to the first time, eating kumquats regularly can make the stomach and intestines normal, promote metabolism, and make us look better.

3. Kumquat is a treasure, and its peel is also a treasure. The peel of kumquat can be soaked in water and drunk, or it can be eaten directly after being dried. It has a very good detoxification and hangover effect. Soaking kumquat peel in water and drinking it can treat spleen and liver diseases, and the effect is significant. Kumquat peel is a Chinese herbal medicine in medicine.