What is the medicinal value of tulips?

I believe many friends have heard of tulips and know that they are a very beautiful ornamental flower, but many friends do not know that tulips can actually be used as medicine and have very good medicinal value. Tulips have a good therapeutic effect on spleen and stomach dampness and chest and abdominal fullness. Some friends may have abdominal pain and hiccups. Tulips can effectively relieve the symptoms. Let’s take a look at the medicinal value of tulips.

Tulip flowers contain cyanidin, salicylic acid, arginine, and pistils, stems and leaves contain tuliposide A, tuliposide B and a small amount of tuliposide C with antibacterial effects. Tuliposide A and B can be partially converted into inactive 6-tuliposide A and 6-tuliposide B after being left alone. The buds contain gibberellin A1. Tuliposide A, B, and C have inhibitory effects on Bacillus subtilis. After passing through cation and anion exchange resins, tulip juice still has antibacterial effect on Staphylococcus aureus. The alcohol extract of the stems and leaves has antibacterial effects on Bacillus mycoides, and its active ingredients contain a variety of amino acids.

Tulip flowers and leaves contain a toxic bioalkaloid with physiological effects similar to cephalosporin. Tuliposide ABC has an inhibitory effect on Bacillus subtilis. After passing through cation and anion exchange resins, tulip juice still has antibacterial effect on Staphylococcus aureus. The alcohol extract of the stems and leaves has antibacterial effects on Bacillus mycoides, and its active ingredients contain various amino acids. The bulbs and roots can also be used for medicinal purposes. The roots and flowers can be used as sedatives. The flowers are alkaloid-toxic. You will feel dizzy after staying with them for an hour or two. In severe cases, it may lead to poisoning. Excessive contact may cause hair loss.

Through the above introduction, friends have already had a certain understanding of the medicinal value of tulips. In fact, tulips are also very effective in removing bad breath. Choose 3 to 5 grams of high-quality tulips, decoct them in water and take them directly, or use them to gargle, which can quickly relieve bad breath. There are many varieties of tulips, and their production is abundant in my country. Friends who have such needs may wish to buy tulips themselves to regulate their bodies.