The medicinal value and dietary taboos of wolfberry

Medicinal value of wolfberry

1. Lycium barbarum has the effects of enhancing and regulating immunity.

2. Lycium barbarum also has some anti-tumor effects.

3. Lycium barbarum has a certain effect in delaying oxidation and aging.

4. Lycium barbarum can protect the liver and prevent fatty liver to a certain extent.

5. Lycium barbarum can promote human growth (referring to the overall growth of the human body, not specifically height), and has a good protective effect on genetic damage caused by some genetic toxins.

6. Lycium barbarum can promote the body's hematopoietic function.

7. Lycium barbarum can stimulate the secretion of sex hormones and has a good effect on lowering blood sugar.

8. Lycium barbarum has a good promoting effect on reproductive organs and has a very positive effect on the uterus.

9. Experiments have shown that wolfberry can increase the hydroxyproline content in the skin of mice, significantly enhance the mice's tolerance to hypoxia, and greatly increase their swimming time and anti-fatigue ability.

Taboos on eating wolfberry

1. Patients with cold, fever, inflammation and diarrhea should not eat wolfberry because wolfberry is warm in nature and will aggravate the condition.

2. It is not suitable for people with high blood pressure, irritable temperament, and excessive qi and blood.

3. People with strong liver and kidney do not need to take wolfberry.