What are the effects and functions of red sea cucumber

In modern society, people pay great attention to their own health preservation, especially in regulating their own bodies, and the best food for regulating the body is sea cucumber. Ginseng has many nutritional values ​​for the human body, especially some sea cucumbers of very good quality are more popular with people, but there are still many people who don’t know what effect sea cucumbers have on the human body. So, what are the effects and functions of red sea cucumber?

First, what are the effects and functions of red sea cucumber? Red ginseng is better because it is all wild-grown, while most black sea cucumbers are farmed. The growth period of large-headed red ginseng is at least five years, while the growth period of black ginseng will not exceed three years. The older the ginseng is, the higher its nutritional value. From the perspective of variety, the nutritional value of red ginseng is higher than that of other sea cucumbers.

Second, the red sea cucumber, scientifically known as Parastichopus californicus (Stimpson, 1857), is a species of sea cucumber in the family Stichopidae of the order Paratichopiformes. It mainly lives in shallow waters along the Pacific coast of North America and is nearly 50 cm long. The big red sea cucumber can pump out 3 to 4 cups of water from its cloaca every hour, transporting oxygen in the seawater into the respiratory tree to supply every cell in the body. When scientists observed tissue samples of sea cucumbers under a microscope, they found more evidence that the big red sea cucumber uses the cloaca as a "second mouth": small particles of algae and iron were present in the respiratory trees near the sea cucumber's cloaca. One reason the sea cucumber's cloaca serves multiple functions is a structure called the rete mirabile, a complex system of blood vessels that connects the sea cucumber's respiratory system to its digestive tract. Not surprisingly, the results showed that sea cucumbers use their true mouths to ingest food, which then passes through their digestive tracts.

What are the effects and functions of red sea cucumber? Sea cucumber is as famous as ginseng, bird's nest and shark fin, and is one of the eight treasures in the world. Sea cucumber is not only a precious food, but also a valuable medicinal material. According to the "Supplement to Compendium of Materia Medica", sea cucumber tastes sweet and salty, nourishes the kidney, benefits the essence and marrow, controls urination, strengthens the yang and cures impotence. It is warm and nourishing in nature, and is as good as ginseng, hence the name sea cucumber. Sea cucumbers have the effects of improving memory, delaying gonadal aging, preventing arteriosclerosis and anti-tumor. As knowledge about the value of sea cucumbers becomes more popular, sea cucumbers are gradually appearing on people's tables. The living environment determines the quality of sea cucumbers. Sea cucumbers are comparable to ginseng in that they have relatively high nutritional and medicinal value, and they also have relatively high economic benefits. Therefore, sea cucumbers have become the choice of many entrepreneurs. What are the symptoms and diagnostic methods of turbellarianism in the breeding process of sea cucumbers? [Pathogen] There are 33 species in 16 genera of gastropods, including 6 species of Endoparasitoid, 5 species of Gigantopus, 4 species of Porcelloid, and the remaining 13 genera, with 1 to 3 species each. [Symptoms] Gastropods parasitize on the body surface, body cavity, digestive tract, respiratory tree and other tissues and organs of sea cucumbers. The deep-sea bean snail (Pisolamia brychius) parasitizes on the sea cucumber (Oneirophanata mutabilis). It attaches itself to the body surface of the sea cucumber with its proboscis, and pierces the body wall of the sea cucumber with its proboscis, penetrating the body wall to reach the body cavity. It uses its proboscis to absorb nutrients from the parasitic tissue, body cavity, and blood, and a lump appears at the site where the proboscis penetrates the body wall.