The efficacy and function of Buddha's palm

Most people keep Buddha's palm as bonsai at home. In fact, Buddha's palm not only beautifies the environment, but also purifies the air and absorbs radiation. The most important thing is that Buddha's palm can also be used as medicine, which has a good effect on soothing the liver and regulating qi and relieving stomach discomfort. Buddha's palm is rich in nutrients, and its roots, stems and leaves are all treasures that are of great benefit to our body. The following is a brief introduction to the effects and functions of Buddha's palm.

The leaves of the Buddha's hand palm are bright green, with a shiny and transparent surface. They are tongue-shaped, and the fleshy leaves are arranged in a whorl on a short stem. The overall look is like a Buddha's hand, with a strange shape that is refreshing and can beautify the room when placed indoors.

2. Purification

The Buddha's palm closes its stomata during the day, and stores carbon dioxide and releases oxygen through gas exchange at night to meet the needs of photosynthesis during the day. In addition, the thick fleshy leaves can store more air and water, which can have a good purification effect.

3. Absorb radiation

The Buddha's hand palm plant is small and does not take up too much space. Placing it on a desk, computer table, or next to the TV can relieve eye fatigue and protect eyesight. It can also absorb a certain amount of radiation, which is good for health.

Chayote is very rich in nutrients, including a large amount of vitamins and minerals, which are very helpful in protecting our liver.

5. Relieve liver and stomach qi stagnation, chest and flank pain, stomach fullness, loss of appetite and vomiting

Buddha's hand is very helpful to our digestive system. The whole body of Buddha's hand is a treasure. Its roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits can all be used as medicine.

Buddha's hand has very obvious pharmacological effects, which make it have high medicinal value. Among them, Buddha's hand alcohol extract has a significant inhibitory effect on intestinal smooth muscle; it has the effect of dilating coronary blood vessels and increasing coronary blood flow. At high concentrations, it inhibits myocardial contractility, slows heart rate, lowers blood pressure, and protects experimental myocardial ischemia; therefore, it is effective in preventing cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and accidents.