The efficacy and function of yellow oleander

Yellow oleander is an evergreen tree plant that grows in hot and humid environments. It is native to America and India and can be used as medicine. Its flowers are slender and mostly yellow. The following is the specific value of this plant.

[Warning] The leaves, flowers and bark of oleander are poisonous and very harmful to pregnant women.

The efficacy and function of yellow oleander

1. The ornamental value of yellow oleander

This flower is commonly seen in parks, green areas, roadsides and other landscape areas. It is planted in these places because of its handsome appearance and its powerful air purification effect. It can absorb harmful substances such as sulfur dioxide and dust.

2. Pharmacological effects of yellow oleander

Yellow flower oleander contains a variety of cardiac glycosides, i-, ii- and iii-glycosides. These preparations are relatively stable, irritating to the mucous membrane, and can be used for patients with heart failure, with obvious cardiotonic effects.

3. Other functions of yellow oleander

Yellow oleander is warm, spicy and poisonous. It can be picked and dried all year round for medicinal use. It is used for snakehead carbuncle. It is a cardiotonic, diuretic and detumescent. It can be used in folk medicine for heart failure caused by various heart diseases (it is more effective for left heart failure), paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia and paroxysmal atrial fibrillation. The leaves can kill flies, maggots and mosquito larvae. It can detoxify and reduce swelling.