Therapeutic effects and uses of carrots

Carrots are often eaten by everyone. In people's eyes, they are a very common dish. People also know that they can clear the liver and improve eyesight, lower blood sugar and prevent cancer. But in addition to these health benefits, carrots also have a variety of therapeutic effects and can be used to treat a variety of human diseases. Do you know this? If you don't know, take a look at my detailed introduction to the therapeutic effects and uses of carrots below.

Therapeutic effects and uses of carrots

1. Carrots can cure measles

Carrots have a very good therapeutic effect on human measles. In normal treatment, you can take 250 grams of carrots, 200 grams of water chestnuts, and 100 grams of coriander. Wash them all, cut them into pieces, add water and boil them. After boiling, take the soup three times a day.

2. Carrots can cure night blindness

Carrots also have a good therapeutic effect on human night blindness. During treatment, you can cut 500 grams of carrots into thin strips, prepare 200 grams of eel meat, wash it and cut it into thin strips, then put oil in the pot and add onion and ginger to stir-fry until fragrant, then add carrots and eel meat and stir-fry evenly, finally add table salt to season, after frying, take out and eat, once a day, and eat for seven consecutive days as a course of treatment.

3. Carrots can cure whooping cough

Carrots also have a good cough-relieving effect. They have a good therapeutic effect on human long-term coughs and children's whooping cough. During normal treatment, you can take 500 grams of carrots, directly use a juicer to extract the juice, then add an appropriate amount of rock sugar, steam it in a steamer, take it out after steaming, and take it directly warm. Take it twice a day, and the symptoms of cough will be significantly improved after a few days.