What are the effects and functions of dried sesame leaves?

In real life, sesame leaves are a relatively common plant, and sesame leaves have high nutritional value and medicinal value. After processing, sesame leaves can be eaten directly as medicine, which can effectively treat some physical diseases. Dried sesame leaves can effectively treat some physical constipation, and can also achieve the effect of nourishing the liver and kidneys. It also has certain benefits for the treatment of hair loss. You can eat dried sesame leaves appropriately.

What are the benefits of dried sesame leaves?

Dietary therapeutic effects: nourishes the liver and kidneys, moisturizes the intestines, treats liver and kidney deficiency, dizziness, hair loss after illness, dryness of body fluids and blood, and constipation. Health benefits: Sesame leaves have good health benefits. Sesame leaves are mild in nature and bitter in taste. They have the function of nourishing the liver and kidneys, moisturizing the intestines and lubricating the intestines. They can treat dizziness caused by liver and kidney deficiency, hair loss after illness, dryness of body fluid and blood, and constipation.

Sesame leaves can treat dizziness caused by heatstroke. When you are thirsty, you can pick a handful of fresh sesame leaves, brew them with boiling water, and drink them instead of tea. It has the effect of clearing away heat and quenching thirst. For arthritis pain, you can use 100 grams of sesame leaves, wash and chop them, and boil them in water.

Sesame root has anti-inflammatory and antipruritic effects. To treat hives and pruritus, take a few sesame roots, boil them into a decoction and wash the affected area. Description: Sesame, known as sesame, oil sesame, Jusheng, fat sesame, black sesame, and square stem in ancient times, is divided into two types: black sesame and white sesame. White sesame is better for food, while black sesame is better for medicinal use. Sesame is a fragrant tonic and a good moisturizing, nourishing and strengthening agent.

Commonly used sesame diet recipes for treating diseases are as follows:

1. To treat dry cough: 120 grams of black sesame seeds and 30 grams of white sugar. Stir-fry, mix well, grind into powder and eat.

2. Treatment of bloody stool: 500 grams of black sesame seeds and 500 grams of brown sugar. Add the fried brown sugar into the powder and mix well, then eat as you like.

3. To treat hematuria: drink sesame oil, three times a day, 10 ml each time. Half the amount for children.

4. To treat ulcers: mash raw sesame seeds and apply externally.

5. To treat spider bites and insect bites: grind sesame oil into a paste and apply it externally.

6. To treat hemiplegia caused by stroke: 15 grams of sesame shells, decocted with wine and taken to induce sweating.

7. To treat burns: burn sesame shells, grind them into powder, and mix with sesame oil for application. If there is local exudation or moisture, dry powder can be mixed on the surface.

Other sesame dietary recipes:

1. Fry 150 grams of black sesame seeds and grind them into powder. Take 10 grams each time with rice wine. It is better to take it with pig's trotter soup to treat insufficient milk.

2. Roast black sesame seeds until they are charred, grind them into powder, mix with clean oil and apply to the affected area to treat breast sores.

3. Take 15 grams of black sesame seeds with boiled water, or boil 50 grams of black sesame seeds in water and drink on an empty stomach to treat urinary obstruction.

4. Mash 100 grams of black sesame seeds and 30 grams of rock sugar together, take 15 grams each time with boiled water, once in the morning and once in the evening, to treat dry cough.

5. Boil 120 grams of black sesame stalks in water, add appropriate amount of winter honey and take it three times in a row to treat constipation in the elderly.

6. Boil 30 grams of black sesame seeds in water, remove the residue, add a little sugar, and take it all at once on an empty stomach to treat pinworm disease.