What are the effects of camphor tree

The camphor tree is a common tall tree with relatively high economic value. Its bark can be used as medicine and has certain efficacy in treating lower limb ulcers. The roots can also be used as medicine, called agarwood, which has a good analgesic effect and is also very effective in treating stomach pain. At the same time, the leaves of the camphor tree are also very effective in treating hookworm disease and sores.

1. Camphor tree has high economic value

The camphor tree is a tree species with high economic value. A large amount of camphor and camphor oil can be extracted from its roots, wood, branches and leaves. Camphor and camphor oil are widely used in life and can obtain very high economic benefits. In addition, mature camphor trees can also be made into a variety of furniture. When placed in the home, they can purify indoor air and reduce the harm of toxic gases to humans.

2. Camphor bark can be used as medicine

Camphor bark can be used as medicine and is a traditional Chinese medicinal material with excellent efficacy. Its most important effect is to promote the flow of qi. It is usually used to treat human lower limb ulcers. During treatment, you can add camphor bark to powder and then mix it with vitamin AD. After cleaning the wound, apply it directly to the ulcer area.

3. Medicinal effects of camphor tree roots

The camphor tree is a special plant whose whole body is a treasure. Its roots and fruits can also be used as medicine. Especially the roots are called agarwood after being used as medicine. It is a special Chinese medicinal material that can regulate qi, activate blood circulation and eliminate rheumatism. It is usually used to treat human bruises and rheumatic joint pain, with obvious therapeutic effects. In addition, the roots of the camphor tree have obvious analgesic effect after being used as medicine, and they also have obvious therapeutic effects on human heart and abdominal distension and stomach pain.

4. The function of camphor tree leaves

【Effects】Dispel wind; remove dampness; detoxify; kill insects; treat rheumatic pain; stomachache; burns caused by water or fire; sores and swelling; chronic lower limb ulcers; scabies; itchy skin; poisonous insect bites

[Usage and Dosage] For oral use: decoct in water, 1 to 3 qian; or mash into juice or grind into powder. For external use: decoct in water for washing or mash for application.

[Dos and Don’ts] Pregnant women should avoid taking the medicine.

[Selected prescriptions] ① Treat yellow and swollen face: camphor tree leaves, Sargentodoxae. Grind into powder, take 5 fen each time, with warm water.

②Treat hookworm disease: half a pound of young shoots of camphor tree. Fry until yellow, add 2 pounds of water, boil until half a pound remains, and take warm on an empty stomach the next morning.

③To treat sores on the feet, each of which is as big as a small pen tube: Crush the camphor leaves, add a little bit of Badu Dan, and apply the camphor leaves on the feet, changing them frequently.

④Treat yin sore: Mash fresh camphor leaves and cold rice and apply to the affected area. It can be eliminated in the early stage, and if it has become purulent, the pus can be drained.

⑤To treat goose foot wind: decoct fresh camphor leaves in water for fumigation and washing.

④Treat burns and blisters: appropriate amounts of camphor leaves and bark. Dry it in the sun and burn it into ashes, then mix it with egg white and apply it.