What are the functions and effects of daylily? What is the flower language of daylily?

Daylilies, also known as forget-me-nots or daylilies, are common ornamental plants in life and are also important medicinal and edible plants. After its fresh buds are collected and dried, they can be used as medicine or as food. Daylilies not only have beautiful appearances, but also have excellent efficacy and medicinal effects. Next, we will give a detailed introduction to this aspect, and at the same time, we will also let everyone know what the flower language of daylilies is.

The efficacy and function of daylily flowers

1. Prevent high blood pressure

When people eat daylilies as vegetables, they can absorb a variety of nutrients that are beneficial to the human body. They can not only improve the functions of various organs of the body, but also maintain normal metabolism of the human body and enhance human immunity. In addition, some active ingredients contained in daylilies can also clear cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood and promote blood circulation. It has a good preventive effect on the high incidence of hypertension in middle-aged and elderly people.

2. Anti-cancer

Daylilies are also a rare anti-cancer food. The natural toxins and trace element selenium they contain are important anti-cancer ingredients that can prevent human cells from becoming cancerous. In addition, daylilies contain a large amount of crude fiber, which can speed up the body's metabolism of toxins and prevent these toxins from damaging human cells, thereby reducing the possibility of cells becoming cancerous. People who regularly eat daylilies will significantly reduce the incidence of cancer.

3. Protect your eyes

Daylilies have a significant protective effect on human eyes. They are not only rich in phospholipids and carotene, which promote the development of human optic nerves. They can also improve human retinal function, eliminate eye inflammation, and have a good preventive effect on common eye diseases such as keratitis, blurred vision, and night blindness. In addition, people who often work in front of computers can reduce electromagnetic radiation by eating more daylilies, which can relieve eye fatigue and damage to the eyes.

What is the flower language of daylily?

Daylily is also called forget-me-not, and its flower language is to forget unpleasant things. In some areas, people also call daylily mother flower, and its flower language is "a loving mother's great love". The daylily in this flower arrangement is the best gift for mother.