What is the effect of black fruit?

Some characteristics of the black tea plant

The article on the Medlatec General Hospital website has medical consultation from BSCKI. Duong Ngoc Van said that the black xạ plant is a woody plant and vine, 3-10m long, growing in bushes, found in many mountainous areas of Ninh Binh, Thanh Hoa, Hoa Binh . When young, the plant has no hair, light gray; when mature, the plant has many hairs, green-brown.

The leaves of the black xạ tree are oval, pointed at the tip, grow alternately, 7-12cm long, 3-5cm wide, with short serrations on the edges. The leaf stalk is only about 5-7mm long.

The flowers of the black xạ tree are white, with 5 petals, and usually grow in clusters at the tips of leaves or in the axils. Each flower cluster is 5-10cm long, with a 2-4mm stem.

The black xạ fruit is about 1cm long, egg-shaped, and usually green. When ripe, it usually turns yellow and splits into 3 pieces. The black xạ tree flowers from March to May and bears fruit from August to December.

Many people wonder what the effects of soaking black tea fruit in wine are.

What is the effect of black fruit?

Health & Life Newspaper quoted Dr. Tran Ngoc Que - Chairman of Quang Binh Oriental Medicine Association as saying that the black xạ fruit is harvested when it is ripe. After harvesting, wash it, dry it or dry it for use. After processing, put it in a bag and store it in a cool, dry place for later use. In addition, the black xạ fruit is often soaked in alcohol to create medicinal wine, usually after about 6 months it can be used.

Black xạ fruit has the ability to support the treatment of liver diseases, help calm the nerves, improve sleep and support patients with nervous breakdown. In addition, black xạ fruit also helps to cool, detoxify and support the body's purification.

Doctor Que said that black fruit wine has the effect of improving health.

Notes when using black tea fruit

To use the black tea plant in general and the black tea fruit in particular effectively and safely, Dr. Tran Ngoc Que recommends paying attention to the following points:

– When harvesting xạ đen, you need to wash away dirt, sand and especially avoid xạ đen plants that have just been sprayed with pesticides.

– Because there is not much evidence on the use of xạ đen in pregnant women, it is best for this group not to use xạ đen.

– Patients should consult a Traditional Medicine specialist before using remedies from the black ginseng plant to treat the disease.

Ha An (Synthesis)