The efficacy and function of the root of five-fingered peach

The root of the five-fingered peach mainly has the effect of strengthening the spleen and stomach, and also has the effect of removing dampness and relaxing muscles.

The root of the five-fingered peach is a relatively rare plant, but its nutritional value is relatively high. It can also be used as a herbal medicine. It can strengthen the spleen and stomach, and can effectively improve some symptoms caused by weak spleen and stomach, such as nausea and vomiting. It is also effective in improving decreased appetite. After use, it can increase appetite, which is good for your health. It can also achieve the effect of promoting dampness and relaxing muscles, and can effectively improve spleen deficiency and edema. It also has obvious improvement effects on some symptoms such as loss of appetite, night sweats, rheumatic pain, and postpartum alacrity. However, this is a Chinese herbal medicine and needs to be used under the guidance of a doctor. Try not to use it blindly. If used improperly, some adverse reactions may occur.

The root of the five-fingered ginseng is not only edible, but also can be used as medicine. It can be used to make soup. For example, you can add some of it when stewing soup, which will make the taste better. It can also play the role of the five-fingered ginseng. It is more suitable for women with irregular menstruation. If a woman has less milk after giving birth, she can also improve it by making soup with the root of the five-fingered ginseng. This can promote the secretion of milk, increase the amount of milk, and improve the quality of milk.