Is Cordyline poisonous?

Appearance characteristics

Cordyline grows relatively straight, and its leaves are like corn leaves. It can usually grow to a height of one to three meters, and its leaves grow at the top of the stem. Cordyline can bloom, and the colors of the flowers are quite diverse. The blooming period is from November of each year to March of the following year.

Medicinal value

First, select the roots of Cordyceps sinensis, then take some lean pork, stew it and eat it. This can effectively relieve symptoms such as poor blood circulation, depression, etc. The roots of Cordyceps sinensis and Pork Clove and White Dragon Boat Flower are cooked in a pot to treat the symptoms of tuberculosis. Combining Cordyceps sinensis with several other herbs that can treat cough can increase the therapeutic effect and relieve the severity of cough.

Putting cordyline roots, pomegranate peels, purslane and brown sugar together and soaking them in water to drink can treat diseases such as enteritis and dysentery. Cordyline can also treat gallstones, kidney inflammation, edema and other symptoms, and has great medicinal value.

Precautions

Cordyline has many functions and is of great help to the human body. Usually we need to use Cordyline under the advice of a doctor. In general, Cordyceps sinensis is suitable for most people, but for women, if the menstrual flow is heavy, then they need to use a small amount of Cordyceps sinensis. Using too much will affect the menstrual balance and even cause the menstruation to not come normally. Through so many stories, we can clearly understand that Cordyceps sinensis is a plant without toxins and can be used with confidence.