The efficacy of lily

Lily is often used as a symbol of elegance and quality. It has a fresh, refined, elegant and noble appearance and is sought after by many people. The Vatican even regards it as its national flower. Among various gifts, lily bouquets are the most popular ones and they can often be seen at weddings. Lilies not only have high ornamental value, but also have many other benefits that you may not know.

A dish that you often see on the menu that some nutritionists prepare for asthma patients is celery and lily. This is because lily can moisten the lungs and relieve cough, clear away heat and reduce phlegm. Not only asthma patients, but also normal people can calm the mind, relieve dryness and regulate depression by eating lilies.

The effects of lily:

For patients with chronic bronchitis or emphysema, it has the effects of calming the mind, soothing the gallbladder, improving intelligence, moistening the lungs and relieving cough. It can moisten the lungs, relieve cough, and calm the mind. It is very effective for long-term cough due to Yin deficiency, moistening the lungs and resolving phlegm, sputum with blood, and palpitations due to deficiency and restlessness. It can regulate the lungs, be used for dry cough, lung deficiency cough, vomiting blood due to lung cancer, and treat cough and dizziness.

Lily enters the heart meridian and has a slightly cold nature. It can clear the heart and relieve restlessness. It is used for symptoms such as residual heat after a fever, confusion, insomnia, depression, joy, sadness, and crying.

Lilies are white and delicate. Fresh lilies are rich in mucus and vitamins, which are beneficial to the metabolism of skin cells. Eating lilies regularly has certain beauty effects.

Lily contains a variety of bioalkaloids, which can prevent leukocytopenia, increase blood cells, and have a therapeutic effect on cytopenia after chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Lily can also promote and enhance the mononuclear cell system and phagocytic function in the body, and improve the body's humoral immunity. Therefore, lily has a good preventive and therapeutic effect on many cancers.

Although lily is very effective, its cold nature will aggravate the symptoms of those with weak spleen and stomach and diarrhea, so it is not suitable for consumption. If you need to clear the lungs and nourish yin, you can directly add fresh lily petals to boiling water to make lily tea. Drinking it every day will have an obvious effect on moisturizing the lungs.