Efficacy and function of magnolia officinalis
1, improving gastrointestinal function
Taking ginger magnolia officinalis in moderation at ordinary times can improve people's gastrointestinal function. The volatile oil contained in it can promote gastrointestinal peristalsis, improve the excitability of gastrointestinal tract and accelerate the secretion of digestive juice. People can take ginger and magnolia officinalis at ordinary times when gastrointestinal function declines or dyspepsia occurs, which is of great benefit to the relief of symptoms.
Step 2 prevent ulcers
Taking some ginger and magnolia officinalis in moderation at ordinary times can also prevent the occurrence of various ulcer diseases, protect people's gastrointestinal mucosa, reduce irritation and damage to gastrointestinal mucosa, eliminate pathogenic bacteria in gastrointestinal tract, prevent ulcers, and reduce the occurrence of various digestive tract diseases such as gastritis and enteritis.
3. Prevention of thrombosis and hypertension
Magnolia officinalis contains magnolol and magnolol acid, which are natural anticoagulant components. They can improve platelet activity in human blood, dilute blood and reduce blood viscosity. Proper administration can prevent thrombosis and arteriosclerosis. Ginger magnolia officinalis also has a certain antihypertensive effect, which can improve heart function, prevent myocardial ischemia and keep people's blood pressure in a normal state.
4. Warming the middle warmer to relieve pain
Ginger magnolia officinalis is a kind of Chinese herbal medicine with mild properties, and warming the middle warmer to relieve pain is also its important effect. Usually when people have bad symptoms such as food retention, abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, abdominal distension, etc. , can be treated with ginger and magnolia officinalis, which can make people's body ache symptoms improve rapidly. However, when people have different pain symptoms, it is necessary to mix different Chinese herbal medicines with ginger and magnolia officinalis.