Chinese medicine has a high evaluation of mulberry leaves. Doctors believe that mulberry leaves have good effects such as "promoting fluid production and moistening dryness, clearing liver and improving eyesight". The ancients even thought that long-term use of mulberry leaves could prolong life, so in ancient times mulberry leaves were also called "immortal leaves" and "longevity leaves" and so on.

For example, there is a record about the health of mulberry leaves in China's ancient medical classic "Materia Medica": After first frost in October, mulberry leaves have fallen, and one of them, the famous immortal leaves, is dried in the shade, or pounded into pills for oral administration, or boiled soup instead of tea, which can often help people to speak and produce fluid and strengthen their health.

However, after thousands of years of development, modern people believe that mulberry leaves have the good effects of' dispelling wind and clearing heat, clearing liver and improving eyesight, moistening lung and relieving cough'. It can be seen from these effects that mulberry leaves have great application value in health preservation.

For example, when the body is hot and dry in summer, the liver is full of fire in autumn, and the lungs are dry and coughing, mulberry leaves can be used to make tea and drink for health.

Can mulberry leaves remove spots?

As for whether mulberry leaves can remove freckles, there is no direct indication in Chinese medicine, but from the analysis of its efficacy and application, mulberry leaves also have a certain role in removing freckles.

Especially for skin spots caused by wind-heat pathogen invading the skin surface, blood-heat accumulation in the body and liver-fire inflammation, mulberry leaves can play a certain role in removing spots.

Because mulberry leaves are good at dispersing wind and heat, clearing away heat and toxic materials, Chinese medicine believes that mulberry leaves have the functions of clearing away heat and cooling blood, eliminating sores and carbuncle, and dispersing redness and swelling.

According to the ancient prescription, frosted mulberry leaves are ground into fine powder and externally applied to the hot sores of the skin, which has the effect of detoxifying and healing sores. For skin rubella, redness and pain caused by wind-heat pathogen trapped on muscle surface, it is also effective to take it with mulberry leaf decoction.

It can be seen from these effects of mulberry leaves that it can also indirectly remove spots. If there are spots on the skin caused by wind-heat stagnation, heat-toxin stagnation, liver-fire stagnation and blood-heat stagnation, oral mulberry leaf decoction or external washing can play a certain role in removing spots.