Peach branches, leaves and peaches also have medicinal value. Sun Simiao, a pharmacologist in the Tang Dynasty, called it "the fruit of lung" and said that "lung disease should be eaten". Traditional Chinese medicine calls the lungs "scorched viscera", which likes dampness and hates dryness. Peaches are rich in gum, which can absorb a lot of water in the large intestine and prevent constipation. The nutrition of peaches is very superficial. It is said in Daming Materia Medica that drying peaches and taking them regularly can play the role of beauty beauty. It's just that the sugar content of dried peaches is too high. It is much better to take boiled water with a small amount of green tea or herbal tea, and it can also improve the flavor.