The efficacy and function of dried Sophora japonica flowers The medicinal value of dried Sophora japonica flowers

Dried Sophora japonica flowers are a kind of dried product obtained by picking Sophora japonica flowers and drying them. It can be used as medicine or as a health food. It can treat and prevent some common human diseases. At this point, someone must be asking what are the effects and functions of dried Sophora japonica flowers? Next, the editor will tell you in detail.

The efficacy and function of dried Sophora japonica flowers

1. Dried Sophora japonica flowers can protect blood vessels

Dried Sophora japonica flowers contain a large amount of rutin, which can protect the blood vessels in the human body, improve the permeability of blood vessels, prevent blood vessel aging, and speed up blood flow. Regular consumption can prevent the occurrence of hypertension and various bleeding diseases.

2. Dried Sophora japonica flowers can treat blood in stool

Dried Sophora japonica flowers can treat human blood in stool. It can clear away heat and detoxify. It has a good therapeutic effect on common diseases such as hemorrhoid bleeding, blood in stool, and bloody dysentery caused by damp heat in the large intestine. Usually, it is mainly decocted and taken, and the dosage is mostly between ten and fifteen grams. In addition, when people use dried Sophora japonica flowers to treat hemorrhoids, they can also use the decoction of dried Sophora japonica flowers to directly fumigate the affected area, which can also achieve good therapeutic effects.

3. Dried Sophora japonica flowers can reduce inflammation

Dried Sophora japonica flowers contain some rutin and Sophora japonica diol as well as various substances such as glucose and aldehyde. These substances are natural anti-inflammatory ingredients that can eliminate various bacteria and viruses in the human body and can be used to treat some bacterial diseases. In addition, dried Sophora japonica flowers also have a good effect on eliminating some skin fungi. Usually, decocting it into a soup and washing the affected area can effectively treat bacterial dermatitis and eczema.