White Cocklebur Do not take too much white cocklebur, as it has side effects. The fruit of white cocklebur has good medicinal effects!
[Side Effects of White Cocklebur]
Taking white cocklebur can cause common side effects such as nausea and vomiting. However, these are temporary symptoms and can be controlled through diet.
For some women, changes in voice may be observed. This may be related to changes in hormone levels in the body. Mood swings are another side effect associated with white cocklebur. Some users may also experience excessive hair growth on the body and face.
Excessive testosterone is the main cause of such side effects.
In addition, if we frequently take an overdose of white cocklebur in our daily life, it can sometimes cause lung damage, which is also very harmful to our lungs. Therefore, it is best for friends with poor lung function to avoid taking white cocklebur.
[Characteristics of White Cocklebur]
It is formed by the aggregation of 5 small fruits, and it has a star-shaped pentagonal shape with a diameter of 0.6-1cm.
Some split into single fruit segments, which are dance-shaped, with a green-white or gray-white surface, many network patterns and small spines on the back, as well as symmetrical long spines and short spines.
It is hard in texture and prickly, and the cut surface can be seen as a white or yellow-white oily seed. It has no odor, and tastes bitter and pungent.
It is best to have uniform, full and solid grains with a gray-white color.
[Storage of White Cocklebur]
Store in a well-ventilated and dry place to prevent mold and pests.
White cocklebur, also known as Tuan Cocklebur or Sha Yuan Cocklebur, is the seed of the leguminous plant Platycodon grandiflorus. It functions to tonify the kidney and consolidate essence, nourish the liver, and improve eyesight. It should not be mixed with white cocklebur.
