The Functions and Effects of Raw Eucommia are to nourish the liver and kidneys, stabilize pregnancy, lower blood pressure, inhibit bacteria and inflammation, and reduce cholesterol absorption. Additionally, Eucommia also has the effects of suppressing uterine contractions and promoting urination. However, individuals with excessive yin-deficiency and yang-excess should not consume it. During intake, it is important to maintain a proper diet, avoid spicy and stimulating foods, and not consume seafood to prevent discomfort.
1. Raw Eucommia has a sweet and slightly pungent taste, and a warm nature. It can nourish the liver and kidneys, strengthen bones and muscles, and stabilize pregnancy.
2. Raw Eucommia can be used to treat symptoms such as soreness and pain in the knees and waist, weakness in bones and muscles, impotence, and frequent urination caused by insufficient liver and kidney function.
3. Raw Eucommia can also be used to treat symptoms such as fetal movement, fetal leakage, and menorrhagia caused by insufficient liver and kidney function and instability of Chong and Ren meridians.
4. Raw Eucommia has sedative and hypotensive effects, and can reduce cholesterol absorption.
5. Raw Eucommia also has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory effects, enhances the phagocytic function of mononuclear macrophages, suppresses uterine contractions, and promotes urination.
What are the contraindications of taking Eucommia?
1. Since Eucommia is a warm-natured Chinese medicine, it is not recommended for individuals with yin-deficiency and yang-excess.
2. During medication, spicy foods should be avoided as they can overstimulate the effects of Eucommia. It is advisable to consume bland foods.
3. Eucommia should not be consumed with seafood, as seafood is a type of food that can easily trigger reactions, and Eucommia is a tonic and nourishing medicine. Taking them together can lead to a situation where the body cannot properly absorb the nourishment.
