The efficacy of Sophora japonica scrambled eggs and the people who are suitable to eat them

Sophora flowers are the flowers and stamens of the Sophora japonica tree. Sophora japonica trees can often be seen on both sides of the road. Sophora japonica flowers are edible and are also a medicinal herb. As a food ingredient, Sophora japonica flowers can be soaked in water, steamed, boiled or fried. As a medicinal material, Sophora japonica flowers have a good therapeutic effect on patients with diabetes, blood in the stool and vascular sclerosis. Scrambled eggs with locust flowers taste very good and are relatively easy to make.

1. Method

1. When picking Sophora japonica flowers, it is best to choose buds that are about to bloom, because the flowers that have not yet opened are relatively tender. They not only smell fragrant, but also taste crisp and sweet.

2. It is best to steam the Sophora japonica flowers before frying them. Do not steam them too much. Turn off the heat when they change color. The stems of the steamed locust flowers turned emerald green, and the flowers themselves shrank slightly.

3. It is best not to add too many seasonings when stir-frying Sophora japonica flowers, as this will cover up the fragrance of the Sophora japonica flowers themselves and lose their unique flavor.

4. Sophora japonica flowers can be stir-fried alone or with eggs or meat. Scrambled eggs with Sophora japonica flowers are tender, fragrant and delicious, and have the effect of replenishing qi and cooling blood; while Sophora japonica flowers are fragrant and delicious when paired with meat, with a unique flavor.

2. Suitable for people

People with high blood pressure : The rutin contained in Sophora japonica flowers can protect capillaries and prevent bleeding, hypertension and diabetes caused by excessive fragility and high permeability of capillaries. However, if you are already a diabetic, you cannot eat fried Sophora japonica flowers because Sophora japonica flowers themselves contain a lot of sugar.

Excessive liver fire : Fried Sophora japonica flowers have the effect of clearing away heat and purging fire. Traditional Chinese medicine shows that Sophora japonica flowers enter the liver meridian and have good therapeutic effects on excessive liver fire, headaches, red eyes, sore throat, and aphonia.

Those with blood in stool : The hemostatic effect of Sophora japonica flower is recognized, and it is a commonly used medicine for treating blood in stool. It has good effects on hemorrhoid bleeding, blood in stool, bloody diarrhea caused by damp-heat in the large intestine, and vomiting blood caused by blood heat.

3. Efficacy and Function

1. Cool blood and stop bleeding. Fried Sophora japonica flowers are bitter and slightly cold in nature. In traditional Chinese medicine theory, they belong to the liver and large intestine meridians, enter the blood to restrain and descend, and have a slight dispersing effect on the body. It has good effect in treating various bleeding diseases such as intestinal blood in stool, hemorrhoidal blood, bloody dysentery, hematuria, and hematemesis.

2. Clear the liver and reduce fire. Since Sophora japonica flowers enter the liver meridian, they also have a good therapeutic effect on excessive liver fire, headaches, red eyes, sore throat, aphonia, carbuncles, and ulcers.

3. Protect blood vessels. Modern medical research shows that Sophora japonica contains rutin, quercetin, tannins, Sophora japonicadiol, vitamin A and other substances, which can improve the function of capillaries and maintain normal resistance of capillaries.

4. Prevent hypertension and diabetes. The rutin contained in Sophora japonica flowers can protect capillaries and prevent bleeding, hypertension and diabetes caused by excessive capillary fragility and high permeability. Regular consumption of fried Sophora japonica flowers can prevent bleeding.

5. Treat bloody stool. Sophora japonica flower is a commonly used medicine for treating bloody stools. It is used for hemorrhoid bleeding, bloody stools, bloody diarrhea caused by damp-heat in the large intestine, and vomiting blood and epistaxis caused by blood heat.