Seven-leaf peach tree is not a peach, but also the root of seven-fingered peach tree. It belongs to the same species as five-fingered peach tree and is the root of Ficus fragrans of Moraceae. Seven-fingered peach is called "seven-fingered peach" because its leaves are more forked than five-fingered peach. Its taste and efficacy are the same as those of Finger Peach, and it is more fragrant and better than Finger Peach. Widely distributed in mountainous areas in Meizhou, eastern Guangdong, mainly in Hakka areas. Because the number of seven-fingered peaches is very small, it is extremely difficult to dig, so it is more precious. Moreover, because it only grows on sunny hilltops and has a very long sunshine time, its fragrance and efficacy are more fragrant and better than those of five-fingered peaches.

Seven-finger peach is often used as Chinese medicine, which is sweet and flat. Its pharmacological effects include bacteriostasis, improving immunity, eliminating phlegm, protecting liver injury, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, anti-hypoxia-ischemia, anti-oxidation and soothing smooth muscle. Seven-leaf peach combined with other Chinese herbal medicines can achieve different effects. Can be used for regulating body balance and enhancing immunity; Clearing liver and moistening lung, eliminating dampness and resolving hard mass, preventing cancer and resisting cancer. Long-term drinking has special effects of nourishing, beautifying and prolonging life, which is twice as effective as ordinary peach root. Seven-fingered peach can also be used in medicinal diet. Used in soup, it tastes like the aroma of coconut and is deeply loved by everyone.

Although the seven-fingered peach has many functions, we should also pay attention to the following taboos to prevent eating by mistake. 1, people who often stay up late are not suitable for sharing seven-fingered peaches, and people who often stay up late have endocrine disorders. Although the root of seven-leaf peach has the function of clearing liver and moistening lung, staying up late often will affect the function of seven-leaf peach. 2. Pregnant women should not use seven-leaf peach: Although no cases of eating seven-leaf peach have been found so far, considering that seven-leaf peach is a medicinal plant after all, pregnant women should use it with caution until the contraindications are unknown.