The efficacy and function of Lycoris

Lycoris is not a type of garlic, but a flower that is more familiar to the people. It is called Lycoris because of its similar shape to garlic. Lycoris has a short-lived rhizome and is more common in East China and Central and South my country. Its varieties are also more diverse. Lycoris, as a plant, actually has many functions and effects. Today, our task is to briefly understand the functions and effects of Lycoris so that everyone can have a deeper understanding of Lycoris. Well, without further ado, let's take a look at the specific content below.

[Warning] Lycoris radiata, rhizomes are poisonous, and bulbs contain alkaloids such as lycophyllum. If ingested by mistake, it may cause poisoning

The efficacy and function of Lycoris

1. The appreciation value of Lycoris

Although Lycoris radiata looks similar to garlic and is relatively plain, its colors are actually very bright. For example, bright colors such as red and purple are all the colors of Lycoris radiata. Moreover, Lycoris radiata has various varieties and various postures, so it is a good flower for appreciation. It is suitable for potted cultivation and home decoration. It can bring some freshness of nature and visual enjoyment. It is a good choice for everyone.

2. Medicinal value of Lycoris

Lycoris radiata has the most medicinal value. As a medicinal material, Lycoris radiata itself has a relatively mild property, but because it has a certain toxicity, it is best not to take it orally. It is more effective to reduce swelling and kill insects by applying it externally. As long as you crush the Lycoris radiata and apply it to the affected area, it will generally work effectively after a few days of continuous application.

Tips

Although Lycoris radiata has significant effects, it is toxic and may cause adverse reactions in some patients, such as skin redness, swelling and itching. In this case, you should stop using Lycoris radiata immediately and go to the hospital for treatment in time to ensure your health.