Introduction of sea snake knowledge: sea snake is a subfamily of sea snake subfamily. Similar to Cobra subfamily, they are all poisonous snakes with anterior sulcus teeth. The tail is as flat as an oar, and the back of the trunk is slightly flat. There are 38 species of 13 genus in this subfamily. Warm waters are distributed in the Persian Gulf in the west, Japan in the east and Australia in the south, but there are no sea snakes in the Atlantic Ocean. Sea snakes are also called "green ring sea snakes" and "spotted sea snakes", reptiles and sea snakes. It is a reptile that lives in the ocean.
Dry sea snake: The chemical composition of sea snakes such as green ring sea snake, long-billed sea snake and sea viper is compared with that of land snakes such as Agkistrodon acutus and multi-ring viper. It was found that the nitrogen content of sea snake was as high as 9.94%, which was 65438 0.03% higher than that of land snake, the fat content was 0.53% higher than that of land snake, and the total amino acid content was 5.2% higher than that of land snake. It is proved that sea snake medicine is safe and nontoxic. Zhou Shaoxiong et al. studied the nutritional components of the ethanol extracts of four common sea snakes, and found that they contain l9 amino acids, among which arginine, glutamic acid, valine and lysine are high, and trace elements such as lysine monooxide, zinc, copper and iron are also contained, and macroelements such as calcium, potassium and sodium are rich.
In fact, when sea snakes are used as medicine, we often see dried sea snakes. This traditional Chinese medicine is very precious, which can promote and improve the microcirculation of the body, enhance people's memory ability and improve the immune function of the body. Dried sea snakes can replenish qi and nourish blood, and also strengthen muscles and bones. Moreover, sea snake gall has the effects of promoting qi circulation, resolving phlegm, clearing liver and improving eyesight.