Dragon fruit treats constipation and rashes.

If your baby frequently suffers from rashes and constipation, then dragon fruit is a fruit you should include in their daily diet.

Dragon fruit has a sweet, mild taste and a cooling nature; it has the effects of clearing heat, quenching thirst, promoting urination, lubricating the intestines, relieving cough and phlegm, and is often used to treat diseases such as bronchitis, pulmonary tuberculosis, lymphadenitis, mumps, boils, etc.

In particular, the mucilage in dragon fruit helps lower cholesterol. Therefore, obese people, those with high cholesterol levels, and those with high blood pressure should eat dragon fruit. Dragon fruit is also suitable for people with diabetes and hypertension.

To cool the body, detoxify, treat rashes and boils, and promote bowel movements: Eat the fresh fruit daily.

Treating minor burns: Peel the skin and thorns off the stem of a dragon fruit plant, wash it thoroughly with diluted salt water, then crush it to extract the juice and apply it to the burn, or use the pulp as a compress to relieve the burning sensation.
Treatment for boils and closed fractures: Crush the stem of the dragon fruit plant (remove the bark and thorns) and apply it to the injured area.

To treat coughs and bronchitis: Use 15-30g of fresh flowers, decocted and drunk, or 10-12g of dried flowers, decocted and drunk, or steeped as tea. Alternatively, cook 30g of dragon fruit flowers with lean pork to make soup; this has a tonic effect on the lungs and relieves coughs.

According to Dinhduong.com.vn/ VTC news - nt