Can cycads cure stomach problems? The truth is this

Dracaena has high nutritional value and has many benefits and effects on human health. But can iron tree flower cure stomach problems? But most people don’t know. In fact, iron tree flowers cannot cure stomach problems. If patients with stomach problems take iron tree flowers, not only will it fail to achieve the therapeutic effect, but it may also cause serious consequences such as gastric bleeding.

Dracaena cannot cure stomach problems. Dracaena can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. The flower is mild in nature, sweet in taste, non-toxic, and can also be used as medicine to treat diseases such as vomiting blood, coughing up blood, and injuries from falls. For patients with stomach problems, it is contraindicated to take blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs. These drugs can aggravate stomach problems and even cause gastric bleeding. Therefore, patients with stomach problems should not take Chinese medicine orally at home. They need to be treated under the guidance of a professional doctor!

Dracaena can cure many diseases. Here is a brief introduction;

1. Treat hemoptysis due to pulmonary tuberculosis, threatened abortion, menorrhagia, hematuria, hemorrhoidal bleeding, enteritis and bacillary dysentery, rheumatic bone pain, and swelling and pain due to falls: 3 to 5 cents of dried flowers of red leaf iron tree, decocted in water and taken orally.

2. Cough and hemoptysis: 15-30 grams of Cycas revoluta, appropriate amount of crystal sugar, and drink with candle soup.

3. Amenorrhea or menorrhagia: Burn the leaves of the cicadae tree to preserve their properties, grind them into powder, take 3-6 grams each time, and drink with rice wine.

4. Cycas revoluta contains cyclopsin and neocyclopsin A and B, which have anti-cancer activity. The leaves are astringent and have the effect of stopping bleeding. The flowers are antitussive and analgesic. The root is used as a tonic and has been found to have anti-cancer properties.

5. Ovarian tumors, gastric cancer, vomiting and nausea in women: Take about 90 to 120 grams of Cycas repens leaves and 7 to 10 red dates, boil them into soup and drink it. The course of treatment is one month.

Other effects

1. Leaves: astringent, hemostatic, detoxifying and analgesic. Used for various bleeding, gastritis, gastric ulcer, hypertension, neuralgia, amenorrhea, and cancer.

2. Flowers: regulate qi and relieve pain, benefit the kidneys and consolidate essence. Used for stomachache, spermatorrhea, leucorrhea, and dysmenorrhea.

3. Seeds: calm the liver and lower blood pressure. Used for high blood pressure.

4. Root: dispels wind, activates collaterals, and nourishes the kidneys. Used for hemoptysis due to pulmonary tuberculosis, toothache due to kidney deficiency, low back pain, leucorrhea, numbness and pain in rheumatic joints, and traumatic injuries.

Ornamental value

The flowers of Dracaena vary in shape. The male flowers are oblong, standing upright among the green feathery leaves, and are yellowish-brown in color. The female flowers are oblate, light yellow, and cling to the top of the stem, and look especially beautiful when pinched. The iron tree has an elegant shape, a thick trunk that is as hard as iron, and feathery leaves that are clean, smooth and shiny. It is evergreen all year round and is a precious ornamental tree species. In the south, it is mostly planted beside the steps and on the lawn in front of the courtyard. In the north, it is suitable to be planted in large potted plants and arranged in courtyards, corridors, halls and rooms, which is very beautiful.