The effect of magnolia

Magnolia, also known as magnolia, is a deciduous tree. Its tree height is generally between two and five meters. The flower is milky white and has a faint fragrance. But its flowering period is not very long, generally only about ten days. In addition to being appreciated by people, magnolia also has many health benefits. So, what are the benefits of magnolia?

Magnolia generally grows in the north and is a symbol of early spring. It is also the city flower of Shanghai. Magnolia likes warm sunshine, and planting it requires fertile soil without waterlogging. In addition to being appreciative, magnolia also has high medicinal value and is very helpful for people's early spring health care. Let me introduce it to you below.

Magnolia Nutritional Analysis:

Magnolia is pungent and warm in nature, and has the effects of dispelling wind and cold, opening the orifices, and clearing the lungs and nasal passages. It can be used for headache, blood stasis type dysmenorrhea, nasal congestion, acute and chronic sinusitis, allergic rhinitis and other symptoms. Modern pharmacological research shows that magnolia has an inhibitory effect on common skin fungi.

Magnolia flower therapeutic effects:

Magnolia is the flower of the deciduous tree magnolia of the Magnoliaceae family. It blooms in early spring in March and can be used fresh or dried. Magnolia is a precious ornamental plant with large flowers in pretty shapes and a faint fragrance when it blooms. Its petals are edible, with thick flesh and a unique fragrance. The Qing Dynasty book "Hua Jing" says: "The petals are cleaned and fried with flour and sesame oil, or soaked in honey."

In addition to the above-mentioned effects of magnolia, magnolia also contains a large amount of volatile oils, mainly the very rare citral, which has high medicinal value. Magnolia is a mild herb that can effectively remove some of the coldness in the human body. Effectively relieve headaches, or nasal congestion and stuffy nose. It is a very good ornamental and medicinal plant.