The efficacy and effects of bergamot flowers and the side effects of bergamot flowers

Buddha's hand flower is a beautiful ornamental plant, belonging to the Rutaceae family. The fruit of this plant is unique in shape, mostly light yellow, and is a green plant that can be used for both flower and fruit viewing. Buddha's hand flower not only has a beautiful appearance, it can also be eaten by humans and used as medicine after being dried. Its edible and medicinal effects are both excellent, but there are certain side effects when it is eaten.

The efficacy and function of bergamot flower

1. Purify the air

Purifying indoor air is the most important function of bergamot flower. People usually like to make bergamot flower into potted plants and place them indoors. This plant will emit a fresh and elegant fragrance after entering the flowering or fruiting period. Moreover, during its growth process, it will absorb and utilize carbon dioxide and harmful gases in the air through respiration, and convert them into oxygen and release it into the air.

2. Edible effects

The fresh young leaves and ripe fruits of bergamot flowers are edible for humans. They not only taste fresh and fragrant, but also are rich in body absorption. The plant protein and a large amount of carbohydrates can allow the human body to absorb some vitamins and carotene. These nutrients are important for maintaining human health and normal metabolism. They are extremely beneficial to improving human health and enhancing human fitness. In addition, bergamot flowers are rich in riboflavin, trace element potassium, niacin, pantothenic acid and other nutrients that are beneficial to the human body. These substances have a good protective effect on human cardiovascular and cerebrovascular systems.

3. Medicinal effects

The medicinal effect of Buddha's hand flower is also very good. The rhizome, leaves, flowers and fruits of this plant can be used as medicine. In order to regulate qi and resolve phlegm, it can also regulate the spleen and stomach and nourish the liver and kidneys. In clinical practice, it is a commonly used medicine for the treatment of human chronic bronchitis and asthma, as well as indigestion and spleen and stomach disharmony. The therapeutic effect is particularly obvious. Usually, Buddha's hand flower can also be used as a health food for human consumption. After consumption, it can delay aging and prolong life.

Side effects of bergamot flower

Buddha's hand flower is non-toxic and mild in nature. Most people will not experience obvious side effects after using it. However, some people with allergies are prone to skin allergies or allergic asthma and rhinitis after using it. These are also side effects that people should understand before taking Buddha's hand flower.