What are the effects of seahorse medicine?

Everyone must know about the herb seahorse. It is a particularly valuable Chinese medicine. This herb has a particularly good tonic effect on the kidneys. Some men will think of seahorses when treating renal failure. In fact, for women, seahorses can also delay skin aging and physical fatigue. So what are the effects of seahorse medicine?

The efficacy and role of the hippocampus

Anti-aging effect

Aging is a natural phenomenon and also represents the decline of various body functions. Taking seahorse can delay the aging effect. From ancient times to the present, seahorse has been used as a tonic for longevity. Modern animal experiments have also proved that seahorse powder, decoction or wine soaking preparations can resist aging. Long-term use by middle-aged and elderly people has a good health-care effect. Hippocampus can prolong the hypoxia and survival time of mice (NiH male mice), prolong the swimming time of mice, show better anti-stress ability, enhance physical fitness and resistance to adverse external stimuli, and enhance the memory of animals. The hippocampus has a significant effect on MAO-B (monoamine oxidase B) activity and lipid peroxidation. Pharmacological experiments have shown that the preparation of seahorse and ginseng can significantly prolong the swimming duration of mice and counteract the adverse effects of thymus atrophy in mice caused by hydrocortisone, demonstrating the tonic effect of this preparation.

Anti-fatigue

Hippocampus can improve the body's athletic ability, delay the occurrence of fatigue and accelerate recovery from fatigue, making people energetic after taking it. It can be used to improve work fatigue, memory loss, fatigue and dizziness.

Improve immunity

Hippocampus can significantly improve the immunity of humans and experimental animals. It can be taken regularly by patients who are weak, prone to illness, colds, coughs and asthma.

Hippocampus for multiple diseases

Since seahorse can significantly improve the various functional levels of the body, it can be taken for any disease that shows signs of deficiency. Specifically:

Geriatric diseases. Including osteoporosis in the elderly, various degenerative changes in the elderly, tinnitus and deafness, frequent urination at night, fatigue, weakness in the waist and knees, brain atrophy, etc.

Developmental delay in children. Such as late teething, bone dysplasia, slow walking and so on.

Muscular dystrophy. Such as muscular dystrophy, myasthenia gravis, muscle atrophy and so on.

Insufficient blood supply to the heart. Such as coronary heart disease, myocardial ischemia, and heart failure. While providing nourishment, seahorse can also promote blood circulation and resist thrombosis.

Poor digestion and absorption capacity. Hippocampus also has a good therapeutic effect on people with gastrointestinal dysfunction, indigestion and absorption disorders.

Chronic cough and asthma. Hippocampus can nourish the kidneys, strengthen yang, and improve immunity, thus having a fundamental therapeutic effect on patients with cough and asthma. Hippocampus is often used during remission and can reduce the number of attacks. It is not suitable for patients with acute infection and fever.

Chronic renal failure. Taking hippocampus is beneficial for patients with chronic nephritis and renal failure to improve their overall condition, reduce proteinuria and eliminate edema.

Tumor. Anti-tumor involves directly killing tumor cells and improving various overall functions (including immune function) to defeat tumors. Hippocampus has good effects in both aspects. The use of seahorses to treat benign and malignant tumors has a long history. Ancient doctors used seahorses to eliminate various masses in the body. Modern animal experiments have shown that the hippocampus has a significant anti-tumor effect.

Blood disease. Such as aplastic anemia, myelofibrosis, leukopenia, anemia, etc.