The efficacy and function of pepper bath

Peppercorn is a mature crop in autumn. It is a traditional Chinese medicine and also a condiment. We know a lot about peppercorn in our daily life. However, many people use peppercorn as a condiment when cooking meat. In fact, bathing with peppercorn is also good for the human body. Let's take a look at the effects of bathing with peppercorn.

The effect of pepper bath

Taking a pepper bath is to mix pepper and water and then drink it. In fact, pepper and water have something in common. If the pepper is converted into water, it has another effect. However, many people have not tried taking a pepper bath.

(1) Inhibit smooth muscle fitness and prevent gastric ulcers and asthma

Pepper, volatile oil and geraniol all have significant inhibitory effects on gastrointestinal motility, and have an antispasmodic and analgesic effect on gastrointestinal smooth muscle spasm. Pepper oil has a strong antispasmodic effect on bronchial smooth muscle and is stronger than docosahexaenoic acid, so it has an antiasthmatic effect. The antiasthmatic effect of pepper oil is also related to the inhibition of the release of SRS-A, an allergen produced by mast cells. Pepper and volatile oil have a strong antispasmodic effect on uterine smooth muscle spasm. Its aqueous extract has anti-ulcer effect on the gastric ulcer model.

(II) Enhance immunity and fight infection and relieve pain

1. Enhance immunity: It can increase the sterilization ability of neutrophil count, enhance the phagocytic function of macrophages, and increase the production rate of E-flower wreaths.

2. Anti-infection: Its water extract administered orally to mice can inhibit swelling of the ear helix, swelling of the soles of the feet and increase in capillary permeability.

3. Analgesia: Its water extract can inhibit the writhing reaction and increase the response to thermal pain stimulation when administered orally to mice. Its ether extract is stronger than its water extract. The sweet taste of pepper has a strong and lasting analgesic effect.

(III) Other effects

1. Lowering blood pressure: Intravenous injection of geraniol has a significant effect in lowering blood pressure.

2. Anti-liver damage: Its water extract can protect the liver, significantly alleviate liver degeneration and necrosis caused by CCl4, and reduce AlT. Ginger water extract has no choleretic effect.

3. Local anesthesia: Its immersion liquid and volatile oil can block the toad's lumbar vertebrae from compressing the nerve desire and reduce fluid regulation. It has a local anesthetic effect similar to procaine. β-Sanshool and sanshoflubenzuron also have local anesthetic effects.

4. Antibacterial and antifungal drugs: have strong antibacterial and antibacterial effects.

5. Deworming: Geraniol has deworming effect on guinea pig parasites.