Earthworms, as medicinal materials, have another name, Earthworms. Earthworms can not only be used as fish feed, but also have extremely precious medicinal value.
Earthworms have a special life phenomenon in the biological world-rebirth after a break. Breaking an earthworm in half won't make it lose its life. After a while, it will change from one to two.
Scientists solved the mystery in the 1990s. There is a special active protein in earthworm, which is called active earthworm protein in medicine. Active earthworm protein will stimulate the rapid mitosis of each cell immediately after the earthworm is cut off, and re-establish a new life system of movement, touch and smell.
Lumbricus is not only nutritious, but also contains a variety of pharmacological active ingredients, and its pharmacological effects involve almost every system of the human body. Lumbricus has high value and wide uses, and its development and utilization, whether as medicine or nutritional health care products, has great economic, social and ecological benefits.
After long-term research, it was found that earthworm protein has good clinical effects such as dissolving thrombus, softening blood vessels, reducing blood viscosity, regulating blood pressure in two directions, lowering blood sugar and improving microcirculation.
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Application of earthworm
Earthworms are saprophytic soil animals, which mainly feed on decaying organic matter. So earthworms belong to decomposers in the material cycle of nature. In this link, the role of earthworms is second only to soil microorganisms and more than other soil animals. Earthworms play an important role in the material circulation and ecological balance in nature.
Earthworms can have an important influence on many processes that determine soil fertility and are called "ecosystem engineers". Through feeding, digesting, excreting and digging holes, it forms countless reaction circles inside and outside the body, thus affecting the biological, chemical and physical processes of the ecosystem.
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