Is Daphne odora poisonous?

Is Osmanthus fragrans poisonous?

Rumors are just rumors and have no scientific basis. Osmanthus fragrans is really not poisonous. Studies have also shown that Daphne koreana has anti-inflammatory, immune-regulating, analgesic, antibacterial and anti-tumor effects.

Can Osmanthus fragrans cause cancer?

Since it is said that Osmanthus fragrans is poisonous, the editor will analyze the errors in the rumor for you.

Rumor one about Osmanthus fragrans is that it is included in the list of 52 carcinogenic flowers and plants. I wonder if scientists know about this list? (Maybe some editor compiled this to attract attention. Why bother with Osmanthus fragrans?) The so-called carcinogenicity can only be known if you get poisoned after eating them. For example, the weeping angel and the green ivy are poisonous, but I have never heard of anyone getting cancer if they have these at home. Of course, symptoms of poisoning will occur if eaten by mistake, but it is an exaggeration to say that they cause cancer!

Is the fragrance of Osmanthus fragrans poisonous?

Another rumor is that the fragrance of Osmanthus fragrans is poisonous. Is it true that flower lovers will think the strong fragrance is poisonous? This is not a problem with Osmanthus fragrans. Anyone who has common sense in growing flowers knows that plants with strong fragrance cannot be placed in a closed environment, especially in the bedroom. Smelling it for a long time will cause a mild headache. They should be placed in a well-ventilated place under the balcony light.

If you lack common sense and cause adverse reactions, how can you blame it on the Osmanthus fragrans?