There is a kind of wild fruit called melon jujube on the mountain in the country. Have you eaten? What effect does this wild fruit have?

There is a kind of wild fruit called melon jujube on the mountain in the country. Have you eaten? What is the efficacy and use?

Yes, most of Calligonum here are planted artificially, and few are wild. It is a tall deciduous tree with leaves similar to persimmon leaves.

Last summer vacation, I went to the old-age university in this county to teach children to draw and saw two trees planted in the yard. At that time, the jujube was immature, twisted and green, and tasted very astringent.

The ripe Calligonum Calligonum is brown and full of sweetness. The fruit is full of white pulp, which is ripe and has a rustling feeling when chewed.

Because this kind of fruit looks strange, like chicken feet, which are also called chicken feet in some places. It usually ripens in autumn and can be eaten raw and soaked in wine.

/kloc-Around 0/0, in our mountain products trading market, local farmers can be seen selling dates everywhere. It's big but not expensive. You can buy it for ten dollars and three pounds.

We Yunnan people like to drink soaked wine best, and one of them is soaked with dates. This kind of jujube, eaten raw, can sober up and soothe the nerves, resolve phlegm and stop vomiting, and promote defecation.

After soaking in wine, it can relax muscles and promote blood circulation, replenish middle energizer and treat rheumatism and bone pain, so my dad soaks in a jar every year. I remember stealing dates from the jar when I was a child, smashing the jar and being cleaned up by my father.

There used to be one in the field near my old house, because the owner didn't care much, and there were very few knots. We used to steal food when we were mature, and now we are probably dead.

Jujube tree is very strong, its fruit can be eaten, the tree can also be used as wood, and it is also good to make furniture with boards.

Besides eating raw and soaking in wine, it is said that soup is also popular in some places. I don't like it very much. I wonder what it smells like. Have you tried?

There are all kinds of interesting animals and plants in the country, some are beautiful, some are delicious, some can cure diseases, and some can preserve health. In the countryside, there is such a plant that bears fruit shaped like chicken feet. This plant is called "Chicken Claw Pear" by farmers in some places, "Guazao" by farmers in some places, and "Golden Hook" in my rural hometown. I still remember when I was a child, I would go up the mountain to find chicken claw pears when I was free on weekends, and then take them home to feed the old sows at home. Chicken claw pear is sour and sweet, and the old sow likes it very much. She can eat a lot every time.

When I grow up, I know that the golden hook is very rich in nutritional value and has a good health care function. It was really wasteful to feed pigs when I was a child. According to the analysis, Zhaopi pear contains a lot of glucose, sucrose, fructose, organic acids, potassium malate, inorganic salts, vitamins and trace elements selenium. Because of the high sugar content in Fengzhao pear, eating Fengzhao pear after drinking can help sober up by expanding the blood volume in the human body.

In addition, the dietary fiber content in Zhaowa pear is very high, and it also contains a lot of water. People with constipation or slow gastrointestinal peristalsis can stimulate gastrointestinal peristalsis, thus promoting digestion and defecation and achieving the effect of relaxing bowels.

Although Zhaoping pear does not belong to traditional Chinese medicine, it is recorded in Miao medicine and Tujia medicine. Miao medicine records that Zhao Ji pear fruit can cure fever, polydipsia, drunkenness and vomiting, and secondary defecation is unfavorable, and cure rheumatism radically. Tujia medicine records that fruits treat alcoholism, high fever and excessive drinking, malnutrition and other diseases in children.

Another important function of Zhaoping pear is to treat rheumatism. Farmers work in the fields all the year round, especially in the south, where the humidity is high and farmers are easily infected with rheumatism. It is said that soaking in wine with pear with chicken feet has a good effect on treating rheumatism. However, it is necessary to remind farmers that although these traditional Chinese medicines have certain therapeutic effects, they still focus on daily health care. It is ineffective to try treatment after the onset. If rheumatism occurs, you still need to go to a regular hospital. Farmers who don't have it can drink some chicken claw pears to prevent rheumatism.

The fruit of Calligonum Calligonum is very special. Its seeds grow outside the pulp. Every time a flower eats, it will touch the seed and then put the fruit in its mouth to chew. In fact, jujube is also a kind of fruit. When the fruit is ripe, the meat is full and the juice is sweet and astringent. However, the fruit of Hovenia dulcis Thunb is delicious only after frost, otherwise the astringency will be heavier, and if you eat too much, your mouth will be numb.

Hovenia dulcis Thunb has high nutritional value. According to professional determination, the pulp of Hovenia dulcis Thunb contains a lot of glucose, sucrose, fructose, organic acids, inorganic salts, vitamins and so on. , can produce fluid to quench thirst, clear away heat and remove annoyance. It also contains a variety of vitamins and 18 essential amino acids, as well as a variety of nutrient trace elements and some alkaloids. Eating more at ordinary times can supplement nutrition, qi and blood, and enhance the body's disease resistance.

In addition, Hovenia dulcis Thunb also has medicinal value, and its fruit is called Hovenia dulcis Thunb in Chinese medicine. It contains some substances, which can not only expand the blood volume of human body, but also relieve alcoholism and have the effect of sobering up and calming the nerves; It can also resist convulsions and prevent hand and foot convulsions, and can be used to treat rheumatism and numbness; It also has the function of promoting urine excretion and accelerating intestinal peristalsis, so it can promote defecation; It also has the effects of anti-lipid peroxidation and lowering blood pressure.

This area is not only eaten raw directly, but also used for soaking wine. It is said that it has the effects of promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis, eliminating dampness and relieving asthma. It can also be used to treat rheumatism, numbness and traumatic injury, but the specific usage still needs professional guidance!

Hovenia dulcis Thunb, a magical existence, looks very strange. I remember when I first ate it as a child, I looked strange and once doubted whether I could eat it. Unexpectedly, I was fascinated by her sweet smell and couldn't extricate myself. Buy some dates to eat every year. Not only obsessed with smell, but also memories of childhood.

Fresh Calligonum Calligonum, juicy, sweet and bitter. After the first frost, under the natural air drying and sunlight, Calligonum mongolicum on the tree added more water and no juice, but it also lost its bitterness and increased its sweetness and taste. Dried dates are chewy and my favorite snack when I was a child.

Not only because of the taste, but also because of many medicinal values, it is a traditional Chinese medicine. Has the effects of sobering up, relaxing bowels, dredging collaterals, relieving spasm, lowering blood pressure, relieving cough, relieving vexation and losing weight.

What is common here is wine making. After repeated evaporation, add a few herbs, add low-alcohol liquor (we are all home-brewed grain wine), soak for 1 month, and you can drink it. Strange wine has the effects of promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis, relieving cough and asthma, and promoting fluid production and relieving cough. Although jujube wine is good, you can't be greedy, just moderate.

Do you have a date there?

When I was a child, every year in late autumn, my mother didn't know where she got it! Sweet haze! In the 1970s, eating sweets was not easy. It was called chicken feet at that time! It has been almost forty years since I left the mountainous area to work in the city. Every year in late autumn, I still think of sweet chicken feet. In fact, thanks to Taobao, I actually browsed this dream fruit before I knew it was called dating! Really, you don't know, you don't expect, you miss, you dream. Ha ha! There is a coffin!