What is kelp? What are the effects and functions of kelp?

Have you heard of kelp? Do you know what it is? Konbu is the name of a Chinese medicinal material. It is not commonly used in life, so many people do not know its effects and functions. Today I will give a detailed introduction to kelp. While telling you what kelp is, I will also take you to understand the effects and functions of kelp.

What is kelp? What are the effects and functions of kelp?

1. What is Konbu?

Konbu is a Chinese medicinal material that comes from marine algae such as kelp, wakame and seaweed. It is the dried material of these algae after being dried. Before being harvested, kelp is mostly irregular blocks, with a black or dark brown surface and white salt frost. It tastes salty and cold in nature, and can be used to treat a variety of human diseases.

2. The efficacy of kelp

The Chinese medicinal material kelp contains a large amount of iodine and laminarin as well as some alginate and carotene. After being used as medicine, it has many functions such as softening and dispersing nodules, lowering blood pressure, and relieving inflammation and pain. It can be used to treat various diseases such as human hypertension and goiter, and the therapeutic effect is very obvious.

3. Kelp can treat chronic cervical lymphadenitis

Kelp can treat chronic cervical lymphadenitis in humans. During treatment, you can take 9 grams of kelp, 9 grams of seaweed, 15 grams of selfheal, 30 grams of oyster, 6 grams of bupleurum, 9 grams of white peony root, and 6 grams of tangerine peel. After all the Chinese medicinal materials are prepared, wash them with clean water, then put them into the pot and add clean water to boil. After boiling, filter it, take out the medicine liquid, and take it directly.