Stone Fungus belongs to dry products and should be soaked before consumption.

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1. Dried fungus products, with boiling water, add a little salt soak, soak softly and gently rub, remove the fine sand. Then grind off the back of the burrs, so as not to taste rough. Because of its own no apparent flavor, the production of dishes must be matched with fresh ingredients, or with the soup flavor;

2. For the precious delicacies, stone ear can be roughly divided into sweet and salty eating methods. Sweet food is steamed with rock sugar or white sugar, can also add jujube, lotus seed, cinnamon meat and so on; salty food is stewed with hen or lean meat (pork), steamed or burned, each chicken or every 500 grams of lean meat can be put about 15 grams of fungus.

3. It should be noted that the fungus into the food, be sure to cook with ginger, otherwise there is an odor.

1, hypoglycemic

Rock fungus polysaccharide 33mg/kg or 100mg/kg gavage, can significantly reduce tetroxin diabetic mice blood glucose levels, oral polysaccharide after 4-7h hypoglycemic effect is the most significant; but also reduces the amount of water diabetic mice drink.

2, anticancer

Recent research rock fungus has a significant anticancer effect, water-soluble rock fungus polysaccharide has a high degree of anticancer activity, can inhibit the growth of cancer cells, to prevent the spread of cancer cells.

3, the treatment of gastric ulcer

Rock Fungus extract on chronic acetic acid type gastric ulcer within 12 days of the cure rate of 100, the increase in gastric acid due to histamine also has a certain inhibitory effect.

4, anti-radiation, anti-inflammatory

Mice intraperitoneal injection of rock fungus polysaccharide 100mg/kg, 7d consecutively on the 60Co?ray irradiation has an antagonistic effect on the survival rate of the mice increased by 1.56 times, intraperitoneal injection of 60mg/only, the rats by the egg white induced foot and metatarsal swelling has a certain ' anti-inflammatory effect.

5, antihypertensive

The ethanol extract of rock fungus, whether given to anesthetized animals in static injection, or given to non-anesthetized normal animals by gavage or intraperitoneal injection has a significant antihypertensive effect.