The role and efficacy of pine roots

The pine tree is a relatively common tree in our daily life. It also has another nickname, the green tree. It is mainly distributed in Northeast my country and Heilongjiang. When traveling, we can almost see pine trees on both sides of the road, but we don’t know what uses pine trees have. In fact, pine trees have a wide range of uses in life and involve a wide range of industries. Next, let’s learn about the functions of pine trees and the functions and effects of pine tree roots:

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Ornamental effect:

Pine trees are also bonsai materials for many bonsai enthusiasts. They are very ornamental and can be found in many urban greening areas, parks, etc. They can remain green all year round, but the green color is slightly darker in winter, and they do not wither all year round.

Construction, decoration and other functions:

The material of the trunk is relatively good and can be used in construction and also in furniture.

Papermaking function:

Pine trees can be used as raw materials for papermaking and even as artificial fibers.

4. Edible effect:

We all know that pine needle powder and pine pollen are made from pine needles and pine flowers of pine trees. They are rich in various nutrients and are also a tonic used by people to maintain their bodies. Pine nuts are an indispensable ingredient in some of the sweets we eat every day. Fresh pine needles, pine cones and pine branches can also be used in cooking or as ingredients.

Industrial role:

Turpentine and rosin from pine trees are common raw materials in the industrial field. Even soap, paint, matches, ink, etc. that are common in our daily life are made from them.

Anti-insect and antiseptic effects:

Rosin is a very useful insect repellent and preservative.

Medicinal use:

1. Inhibits lipoprotein oxidation and DNA damage caused by hydroxyl "free radicals".

2. Eliminate "free radicals".

3. Good for treating asthma.

5. Anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory.

6. Inhibits atherosclerosis caused by α-tumor necrosis factor.

7. Improve athletic performance and fight fatigue.

8. Activate the secretion of growth hormone in the human body, increase muscle tissue and reduce fat tissue.

9. Improve female dysfunction, endometriosis and dysmenorrhea.

10. Increase the number of normal sperm in men.

11. Lower the "bad cholesterol" in human blood. Improve the antioxidant capacity of plasma and adjust the ratio of plasma lipoprotein.

12. It prolongs the life of vitamin C, activates vitamin C and vitamin E, and has better effect when used in combination with carotenoids such as astaxanthin (ASTA for short).

13. Protects the retina from damage caused by oxidative stress.

14. Protect endothelial cells, protect blood vessels, and reduce the risk of stroke and myocardial infarction.

15. It has therapeutic effects on patients with lupus erythematosus.

16. Selectively kills human breast cancer cells.

17. Lowers blood pressure and significantly reduces vasoconstrictor factors (endothelin, thromboxane A2) in the blood.

18. It has an inhibitory effect on platelet aggregation and capillary leakage.

19. Protect nerve cells.

20. Reduces gum bleeding and plaque formation.

twenty one. Treats psoriasis and treats skin inflammation.

twenty two. It is effective for chronic venous insufficiency.

twenty three. Improve memory and learning abilities.

twenty four. Improve human blood microcirculation.

25. It is an adjunctive treatment for diabetic retinopathy and helps prevent and treat retinopathy.

26. Delay the aging process, improve immunity and blood cell metabolism function.

27. Inhibit platelet aggregation caused by smoking. This effect can last for 6 days.

28. Dilate blood vessels, improve microcirculation, and improve the functions of multiple organs.

29. Topical application can protect the skin from UV rays and reduce erythema caused by UV radiation. It can also treat diabetic pruritus and various skin diseases.