What are the functions and effects of lilac and what are the taboos

1. The role and efficacy of lilac

1. Good for the stomach and intestines: Lilac has a stomachic effect, can relieve abdominal bloating, enhance digestion ability, and reduce nausea and vomiting. Clove volatile oil and eugenol can significantly increase gastric mucus secretion, which can be used to resist gastric ulcers and diarrhea.

2. Antipyretic and anti-inflammatory: Lilac flowers have the effect of antipyretic, and can also resist some inflammations and avoid bacterial infections. Eugenol has a significant killing effect on Candida albicans and Cryptococcus neoformans.

3. Warming the kidney and strengthening yang: Lilac flowers are warm in nature and have the effect of warming the kidney and strengthening yang. They are also effective in treating some male diseases.

4. Promote qi and relieve pain: Lilac can also be used for anesthesia and pain relief. It is often used for abdominal pain, hernia pain, chest pain, epigastric pain and other symptoms. It is a good Chinese medicine.

5. Refreshing the mind and awakening the orifices: It also has the effect of refreshing the mind and awakening the orifices, making people regain clarity of mind.

6. Fresh breath: The fragrance of lilac flowers can suppress bad breath and have the effect of freshening breath.

2. Taboos on the use of lilac flowers

Lilac flowers can be made into tea for drinking, but be careful not to drink too much, otherwise you may experience symptoms of general weakness and difficulty breathing. Cloves are not suitable for people with febrile conditions and may make their condition worse. For the elderly, children, pregnant women and others with sensitive bodies, it is best to use it under the guidance of a doctor.