1. Is it poisonous?Although it smells very fragrant and the aroma lasts for a particularly long time, in fact, Osmanthus fragrans is not poisonous at all and is a very suitable plant to grow. Not only is it non-toxic, every part of it is very useful. 2. Efficacy and FunctionBecause it is not toxic at all, it is widely used in various fields. Its aroma is pleasant and elegant, so many skin care products will add a little bit of it to enhance the fragrance of the skin care products. Not only is it used in skin care products, it is also made into flavors and fragrances for use in our food. In addition, it can also be used as medicine. The branches and leaves are a very good Chinese medicinal material, which has a good effect on promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis and relieving pain. It seems that since this flower is edible, it is not poisonous at all. It can not only be eaten or made into flavoring, but it also has great effects when used externally. If you are accidentally bitten by an insect, you can pick some leaves of Osmanthus fragrans, crush them and apply them to the bitten area to eliminate swelling and pain. Therefore, whether it is consumed as medicine or used externally on the body, its effects can be fully utilized. When taking it internally, be sure to remove impurities and then soak it in hot water before drinking. If you find it unpalatable, you can add it to porridge or add some rock sugar to the water. This has good health benefits for the body. If you like drinking, you can crush it and soak it in wine, which is very effective for your health. From this it can be seen that Osmanthus fragrans is a non-toxic plant, and it has so many beneficial effects and functions waiting for us to discover, so flower lovers who like it can rest assured. Friends who have never planted Osmanthus fragrans can place one at home. In the summer, there are many mosquitoes and insects, and you can use it to relieve itching and also enjoy the flowers. |
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