The efficacy and function of lemongrass

The efficacy and function of lemongrass

Physiological effects

Lemongrass has an extremely important physiological effect on the human body. It can have a very great healing effect on people’s daily diseases, such as colds, physical weakness, headaches, skin infections and other symptoms.

Antibacterial and antiviral effects

The antibacterial effect of lemongrass can not only resist some bacteria and fungi, but also prevent the occurrence of some bacterial mutations. Lemongrass can also be used to treat everyday tinea manuum and athlete's foot.

Relieve physical discomfort

Many flower lovers may not know that lemongrass leaves can be used to boil water for drinking, and the boiled water is quite useful. This water can relieve digestive system problems such as stomach discomfort, diarrhea, and constipation. Patients with colds can also boil water with lemongrass leaves to induce sweating and relieve cold symptoms. Drinking water boiled with lemongrass leaves can also treat diseases such as vomiting and high blood pressure.

External use

Lemongrass can not only be used as an internal medicine, but also as an external medicine. The extract of lemongrass can relieve the feeling of pain. It has a good effect on rheumatism, rheumatoid arthritis, sprains, etc. It can also treat acne and insect bites.

Beauty effect

Lemongrass has a good effect on acne, inflammation, and dandruff symptoms. It can also improve oily skin or oily hair. It can also prevent anemia, help diuresis, moisturize the skin, etc. But it should be noted that pregnant women should not use it.