The efficacy and function of Quisqualis chinensis

Quisqualis is also a traditional Chinese medicinal material, but it is more of an indispensable thing for health care. Such plants have good maintenance effects on people's bodies. In order to let people know about Quisqualis, let's take a look at what knowledge the effects and functions of Quisqualis are.

There are many functions and effects of Quisqualis chinensis, but many people do not know much about it. Only after we have clearly seen the relevant knowledge at this time, can we understand how to use Quisqualis chinensis for health care in daily life. We still need to pay more attention to this knowledge. Otherwise, blindly using Chestnut Tree for health care will not only be unhealthy for your physical health, but will also have a greater negative impact on your health.

In in vitro tests, the efficacy and effects of Quisqualis juncea have shown a strong ability to expel pig roundworms, earthworms and leeches. It is believed that early reports that Quisqualis juncea had no anthelmintic effect were because the drug was too outdated. Using the Ascaris suum head recording method, it was proved that the extract of Cynomorium quinquefolium seed can indeed paralyze the head of Ascaris suum in vitro. It was also proved that its active ingredient is soluble in water and methanol, but insoluble in petroleum ether, chloroform and pure ethanol. As to what its effective anthelmintic ingredient is, there is still controversy.

In the early days, some people proved that the effect of Quisqualis chinensis on earthworms can be explained by the potassium salt contained in it, but potassium salt has no effect on pig roundworms. Using earthworms for anthelmintic experiments is unreliable. Potassium quisqualate was once extracted from Quisqualis serrata and was believed to be an active ingredient for anthelmintics, but this was met with skepticism because, firstly, it was only effective on earthworms and, secondly, the sodium salt of quisqualic acid had no effect even on earthworms. Later experiments showed that potassium quisqualate had an inhibitory effect on the whole pig roundworm in a glass tube, but the effect was weak. In clinical trials, it was also proven that the ability of potassium quisqualate to expel ascariasis is similar to that of fresh quisqualis seed, but inferior to that of scutellaria baicalensis. There are also reports that the pyridine contained in it is related to the anthelmintic effect. It is also reported that a mixture of Quisqualis juncea fixed oil and castor oil has a high deworming rate in animals and humans, and has no significant side effects (such as hiccups and vomiting).

Quisqualis juncea powder has a certain effect in relieving pinworms caused by natural infection of rats. When used in combination with Stemona tuberosa powder, its efficacy is better than when used alone, and it also has a slight effect on larvae. The aqueous extract (1:3) has some inhibitory effect on certain skin fungi in test tubes.

The above introduction to the effects and functions of Quisqualis chinensis allows us to see how to use Quisqualis chinensis and its health-care effects. We recommend that people learn more about the above knowledge before using Quisqualis chinensis. Only in this way can it bring great benefits to people's physical health. We must not ignore this in our daily lives.