The role of pine needles

Nowadays, when people drink tea, they don’t just drink it. What’s more important is to choose the right tea according to their physical condition and regulate their body by drinking tea, just like women drink scented tea for beauty and skin care. Pine needles are also a kind of tea that is relatively popular among people nowadays. It has a relatively large regulating effect on the human body, especially for middle-aged and elderly people.

The reason why pine needles have a regulating effect on the human body is that they are rich in vitamins and other nutrients, especially vitamin C and vitamin E, which are very effective in resisting the aging of the human body. The specific functions of pine needles are:

Effects and functions of pine needles: Drinking pine needle tea can treat high blood pressure, high blood lipids, dispel wind and promote blood circulation, improve eyesight, calm the nerves, detoxify, and relieve itching. Used for influenza, rheumatic joint pain, swelling and pain caused by falls, night blindness, Alzheimer's disease, neurasthenia; used externally to treat frostbite. It has special therapeutic effects on sexual dysfunction, diabetes, constipation, frequent colds in young people, acne, allergic rhinitis, obesity, etc. The secret recipe for longevity through drinking tea: Yipinquansong tea is popular in Japan: In Japan, there is a way of maintaining health that is considered the simplest.

This gives the effect of pine needle tea a scope: protecting human tissue cells from oxidation and prolonging the life of cells. Prevent arteriosclerosis, dilate peripheral blood vessels, improve red blood cells' oxygen-carrying capacity, and promote human blood circulation. It can effectively remove free radicals in the human body, increase blood vessel elasticity, achieve anti-oxidation and anti-aging effects, and increase human immunity.

Pine needles are rich in pine needle flavonoids, an antioxidant and anti-aging substance. This substance has unique water-solubility and can enter the blood through the blood vessel walls together with the unsaturated fatty acids contained in the pine needles. It dissolves fat and cholesterol in the blood vessels, increases bile secretion, reduces cholesterol accumulation, thereby preventing arteriosclerosis, improving the oxygen-carrying capacity of red blood cells, and promoting blood circulation. Pine needles have the effect of lowering blood pressure, but the effect may vary from person to person.

The above-mentioned are all the functions of pine needles. If you feel that they are suitable for you, you might as well make tea with them often. However, many friends think that the pine needles on the roadside trees can also be used as tea. It is recommended that you do not do this, because the pine needles on the roadside trees are polluted by car exhaust and are very dirty.