Question 1: Can the seeds of Taxus chinensis be eaten? The aril of Taxus chinensis seeds is red, which is obvious and easy to be found.

The aril is rich in water and carbohydrates, and it is nutritious.

The oil content of seeds is very high, similar to that of pine nuts, but the real seeds are generally indigestible by birds and protected by seed coat, so birds can spread the seeds of Taxus chinensis.

Question 2: How to eat the seeds of Taxus chinensis trees? Taxus plants a lot of red beans. Can it eat 1 yew seeds? A neighbor's big pig ran into my garden and ate my 2 Jin of sand-hidden seeds. Stretch your legs directly on the spot. 2。 I don't understand how much red beans can grow. How many seedlings per catty do you mean? The answer is around 3000. 3。 This fruit is sweet. Plus immunity. You can eat. One must vomit.

Question 3: How to eat the seeds of Taxus chinensis? Taxus chinensis is safe only by extracting paclitaxel, otherwise it is toxic. Whether soaking in water or soaking in wine, you must be careful under the guidance of a doctor.

Question 4: Can the seeds of Taxus chinensis be soaked in wine? Try not to soak in wine. It used to be said that yew is an anti-cancer artifact, but in recent years, this kind of leaf has been planted artificially. It's hard to say whether it will be toxic if cultivated artificially.

Question 5: Can yew be eaten? The seeds of Taxus chinensis are slightly toxic, so it's okay to eat them in small quantities, not in large quantities. The state has banned the addition of yew-related substances in food.

Question 6: How long should the seeds of Taxus chinensis be soaked in wine before drinking Taxus chinensis? It is toxic and should be used with caution. Please use it under the guidance of medical professionals.

Question 7: Can the seeds of Taxus chinensis be eaten after soaking in wine? Taxus chinensis is poisonous, so be careful when taking it. Whether soaking in wine or eating, it must be used under the guidance of relevant medical professionals. Don't blindly listen to the story of selling yew. Improper use of good things will lead to different results.

The Ministry of Health of the People's Republic of China expressly stipulates that enterprises engaged in the production and processing of food and health products shall not use Taxus as raw materials or additives.

Question 8: Can't I drink yew seed wine? You'd better not drink it unless you have cancer. Taxus contains paclitaxel, which is toxic to normal cells, so Taxus can't be used as a health care product to soak wine.

Question 9: Are the seeds of Taxus chinensis the same as those of red beans? Taxus chinensis, also known as Taxus chinensis, Pinus densiflora and evergreen trees, is a rare and endangered natural anticancer plant in the world and a national first-class protected plant. This is a precious tree species with ornamental and medicinal uses. Paclitaxel extracted from plants is an internationally recognized anticancer drug, which is expensive. Therefore, yew is also called "biological gold". Taxus cuspidata is the branch of Taxus cuspidata. In China, Yunnan, Heilongjiang, * * *, Jilin, Hubei, Sichuan, Guangxi, Jiangxi and other provinces have a small distribution.

Red beans: (Leguminosae, one of the common ingredients. Also known as red beans. It is often given as a gift to relatives and friends as a symbol of nostalgia. Since ancient times, red beans have been regarded as a symbol of love and acacia.

Do you think the two are the same thing?

Question 10: Can the seeds of Taxus chinensis be eaten raw? Due to the unique anticancer mechanism of PACLI TAXEL, Dr. BRODER, director of the National Cancer Institute of the United States, said that Paclitaxel is a new anticancer drug with better efficacy and less side effects after adriamycin and cisplatin in recent 15 years. Since 1980s, the United States, Britain, Russia, South Korea and China have conducted in-depth research. The United States took the lead in applying the research results to medical clinic and achieved remarkable clinical results in the treatment of various cancers. Since then, mankind has made new breakthroughs in the field of anti-cancer. So far and for a long time to come, one of the most favorable weapons for human beings to fight cancer is paclitaxel.

Taxol contained in Taxus chinensis has unique anticancer mechanism and high anticancer activity, which can prevent the proliferation of cancer cells and inhibit the migration of tumor cells. It is recognized as the most important anticancer active substance in the field of natural medicine. According to experts, paclitaxel is insoluble in soluble substances such as water or alcohol, and its extraction process is very complicated and the processing procedure is very strict, so it is impossible to directly treat diseases with the bark or rhizome of Taxus chinensis.

At present, about 6.3 million people worldwide die of cancer every year, and about 4 million people in the United States, Europe and Japan alone. Treating these patients consumes about 1500∽2500 kg of paclitaxel every year. An American expert who studies paclitaxel said that even if all the existing yews in the world are cut down, the extracted paclitaxel can only save the lives of 654.38+25 million cancer patients.

Tips: Don't eat yew at will. When some people have a cold and fever, they will take some branches and leaves of Taxus chinensis and boil water to drink, trying to cure the disease. Experts warn that this practice is wrong. At present, the medical use of Taxus is mainly reflected in extracting paclitaxel from bark, roots, branches and leaves to make anticancer drugs. Taking yew directly has no obvious efficacy. In 2002, the Ministry of Health banned the use of Taxus chinensis as health food and food raw materials. Once people eat yew by mistake, they may have dizziness, dilated pupils, nausea, vomiting, muscle weakness and other symptoms, and even lead to death in severe cases.

Efficacy of Taxus chinensis: diuresis, detumescence, treatment of nephropathy, diabetes, nephritis edema, dysuria, gonorrhea, etc. Warming kidney and dredging channels, treating irregular menstruation, postpartum blood stasis, dysmenorrhea and other effective effects.