The efficacy of sesame seeds

You may not be very familiar with the word "crisp sesame seeds", but when it comes to perilla, everyone should be familiar with it; especially children in rural areas, when someone in the family has a headache and nausea when they were young, they would soak the perilla leaves and keep them well, and the perilla leaves can also remove the fishy smell; crisp sesame seeds are the seeds of perilla. Perilla can be used as medicine and food, and so can sesame seeds, which have higher medicinal value. What are the effects of sesame seeds? Let’s take a look at it together below.

Brief Introduction of Su Hemp Seeds

The plant of Su Ma Zi is a treasure from head to toe. The seeds of Su Ma Zi can be fried into oil, and the leaves of Su Ma Zi can be used as medicine, which has a good effect of relieving asthma and reducing phlegm. People with constipation can also take Su Ma Zi, which has a good laxative effect. Su Ma seeds, also known as Su Ses, have relatively few side effects and are a commonly used Chinese herbal medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine often uses perilla seeds to treat whooping cough and ascariasis in infants and young children. The following is an introduction to the specific effects of perilla seeds.

The leaves of Su Ma Zi can disperse the external cold and have a strong diaphoretic effect. They are used for wind-cold external symptoms, such as aversion to cold, fever, and no sweating. They are often used together with ginger. If the external symptoms are accompanied by qi stagnation, they can be used together with Cyperus rotundus, dried tangerine peel, etc. Perilla leaf is used to treat spleen and stomach qi stagnation, chest tightness, and nausea.

Perilla seed can reduce qi and eliminate phlegm, relieve cough and asthma, and moisten the intestines and promote bowel movements. It is used for phlegm accumulation, qi stagnation, cough, asthma, dry intestines and constipation.

Pharmacological action:

Effect on blood lipids Feeding chickens with feed containing perilla oil,

Can reduce the plasma cholesterol level in chickens,

However, this effect was not observed in mice.

It also caused neck hair loss and skin damage in mice; feeding rabbits with feed containing perilla oil,

Can increase their body weight and liver weight,

However, it had no significant effect on the cholesterol content in plasma and liver.

The antibacterial effect experiment shows that perilla oil (0.1%) has an inhibitory effect on Proteus, Aspergillus niger, Penicillium and molds in nature. Its effect on mold and yeast is significantly stronger than 0.05% paraben and 0.3% benzoic acid.

Antiseptic and antioxidant effects: The defatted ethanol extract of Perilla seeds has antiseptic and antioxidant effects. Can be used for long-term storage of food and medicine. Its antioxidant effect is stronger than that of 0.02% BHT (2, 6-di-tert-butyl-p-hydroxybenzyl alcohol).