What are the medicinal uses of yew?

The yew plant, which is currently on the verge of extinction, has very good anti-cancer effects. The yew has existed on Earth for about 2.5 million years and is a first-class rare and endangered protected plant in my country. Yew has very good medicinal value. Paclitaxel extracted from yew is an active anti-tumor ingredient that has a good therapeutic effect on ovarian cancer or breast cancer.

Yew has medicinal value. A substance called paclitaxel can be extracted from the bark and leaves. It has obvious therapeutic effects on cancer and brings hope to patients in the advanced stage. It is effective for different cancers, such as nasopharyngeal cancer, prostate cancer, etc. Paclitaxel is very effective in inhibiting cancer. In addition to anti-cancer, yew has other medicinal values. Women often suffer from dysmenorrhea and ischemia. At this time, the various elements in yew can have a good therapeutic effect. It also has obvious effects in lowering blood pressure and blood sugar, and treating leukemia.

The whole body of the yew tree is a treasure, and it can play an infinite role if used properly. Both the leaves and the arils are edible: the arils taste sour and sweet, and you can eat some if you have a poor appetite to improve your appetite; the leaves have the effect of reducing swelling and detoxifying, and if you have a wound, you can apply the leaves to the wound. In addition, its seeds can be used to refine oil. In addition to being eaten, it can also be made into skin care products. Skin care products made with paclitaxel and essential oils have the effect of promoting blood circulation, renewing facial metabolism and making women more beautiful.

Taxus extract paclitaxel has a good therapeutic effect on lung cancer and esophageal cancer. The roots, stems and leaves of yew can be used as traditional Chinese medicine, and have a good therapeutic effect on urinary problems and body swelling and pain. Yew is often used to treat diabetes and irregular menstruation in women. Women can also use yew to regulate their bodies after childbirth.