What are the functions of dandelion hairs?

Everyone is very familiar with dandelions. Autumn is the time when dandelions mature. At this time, dandelions are white balls of fluff. When the wind blows, the white fluff of the dandelions carries the dandelion seeds away with the wind. When the dandelion seeds fall in a place and wait until spring comes, the dandelion seeds will grow and sprout into a new dandelion seedling.

What are the functions of dandelion hairs?

Dandelion seeds fly with the help of the wind thanks to the fluff on their surface. Without the fluff, the seeds would not be able to fly so far. The fluff is part of the seed.

The effect of drinking dandelion water

First: clearing heat and detoxifying

Dandelion is very suitable for various heat and toxic diseases, and its effect in clearing liver heat is very good. It is also very effective in treating severe redness, swelling and pain caused by liver heat, as well as various wound infections or suppurative diseases.

You can soak dandelion leaves in boiling water and then drink it. This can effectively relieve some symptoms of dry mouth and tongue. In addition, it is also very effective in treating various fever or purulent diseases in the body.

Second: Beauty and skin care

Women can drink more dandelion water in their daily life, because it not only tastes good, but also has a good beauty effect. We said above that dandelion leaves contain a large amount of protein, fat, trace elements, carbohydrates, vitamins, etc. Regular consumption of dandelion water can effectively improve skin conditions such as dermatitis or eczema. In addition to the leaves of dandelions being good for the body, the flowers also have many benefits for the body after taking them. Women who often have spots can drink more of them, because dandelion flowers have the effect of removing freckles.

Third: Eliminate carbuncle and resolve knots

If you have a persistent high fever or bloating or sores, you can take more dandelion water. In addition, dandelion water is very effective in treating mastitis, and taking it more often can help promote lactation in postpartum women. In addition, dandelion can not only be taken internally, but is also very good for external use, and is often used together with honeysuckle. If you want to better treat intestinal abscesses, you can mix dandelion, rhubarb and moutan bark together, so that your body will recover quickly.

Fifth: Antibacterial

Certain substances contained in dandelion leaves have a certain inhibitory effect on Salmonella typhi and Staphylococcus aureus. Therefore, drinking some dandelion tea when you have nothing to do is very good for your body.