The efficacy and function of flame wood

Do you know the effects and functions of the flame wood? If you don't know, you can follow me to learn about it. The flame wood is a special plant native to tropical Africa. It likes strong light and grows fastest in an environment of about 30 degrees. It is now found in tropical areas all over the world. The cultivation volume in Taiwan, China is relatively large, and there is a small amount in southern China. After letting everyone know about the flame wood, I will also write down its effects and functions and tell you.

The efficacy and function of flame wood

1. Flame wood can green the environment

Flame wood is a characteristic plant of green flower environment. It has strong adaptability, and is resistant to pruning and likes to sprout. It is particularly effective in making green leaves. In addition, flame wood can also be used for greening lawns and roads. People like to use the techniques of patchwork and branch cutting to make it into various shapes, which can not only green the environment but also beautify the environment.

2. Medicinal effects of flame wood

Flame wood is a special plant that can be used as medicine. The roots, fruits and leaves of this plant can be used as medicine and can be harvested throughout the year. After being used as medicine, it tastes sweet and sour, and has a neutral nature. Its most important medicinal effects are to eliminate accumulation, stop diarrhea, and promote blood circulation and stop bleeding. It is usually used to treat human low back pain, indigestion, enteritis and other diseases.

3. Flame wood can cure muscle and bone pain

Flame wood has a good analgesic effect and can be used to treat human muscle and bone pain and joint pain. During treatment, 25 to 50 grams of its roots can be added to clear water and boiled. In addition, after eating the fruit of the flame wood, it can also treat a variety of gynecological diseases in women, such as excessive leucorrhea and irregular menstruation, which can all be treated well under the action of the flame wood.