The efficacy and function of Datura flower

In life, many people believe that Datura is a flower that is related to Buddha. In fact, the flower of Datura is very beautiful. Its flowers are white and purple. Moreover, this plant generally grows in warm climates, so it is a long topic. It can be picked in time when it blooms, and can be used as medicine after drying. So what are the effects and functions of Datura?

The effects and functions of Datura flower: The main ingredients of Datura flower are scopolamine, scopolamine and a small amount of atropine. Scopolamine has an anesthetic effect that can relax muscles and inhibit the secretion of sweat glands. Therefore, the ancients called the medicine made from Datura flower "mengo drug". It has the effects of relieving asthma, dispelling wind, anesthesia and pain relief. It can be used to treat asthma, epilepsy, facial ulcers, rectal prolapse, rheumatism, bruises, athlete's foot, neuralgia, and pain from sores. The seed oil can be used to make soap and as a paint additive.

Toxicity of Datura flower

The whole plant of Datura is highly poisonous, and its leaves, flowers and seeds can all be used as medicine. Because the flower of Datura is highly poisonous, its sale is restricted by the state. When needed, it must be used under controlled conditions with a doctor's prescription.

The seeds of Datura are the most toxic. Children can be poisoned if they accidentally ingest 3 to 8 seeds. Generally, the drug is completely absorbed by the oral and gastric mucosa within 0.5 to 2 hours after oral administration, causing poisoning symptoms. The main symptoms are dry mouth and throat, difficulty swallowing, hoarseness, rapid pulse, dilated pupils, delirium, hallucinations, convulsions, etc. Severe cases may lead to coma, respiratory and circulatory failure and death.

The flowers, leaves and seeds of Datura can be used as medicine to treat various diseases. The flowers of Datura have the effects of removing rheumatism, relieving cough and relieving pain, and have obvious therapeutic effects on asthma and neuralgia. The leaves and seeds of Datura flowers also have the effects of relieving cough and asthma and relieving pain.

I think everyone knows the effects and contraindications of Datura flowers! I wonder if everyone has a love-fear relationship with the mysterious flower called Datura? Do you also think it is interesting to know the practical effects of Datura flowers?