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The function of cedar
First, the use in circular forests.

It has strong dust-proof, noise-reducing and sterilization capabilities, and is also suitable for greening trees in industrial and mining enterprises. Cedar is tall and graceful, which is most suitable for solitary planting in the center of lawn, the center of building vestibule, the center of square or both sides of main building, and the entrance of garden gate.

Second, in terms of architecture.

Cypress wood is light and soft, with resin, which is not easy to get wet. It is an important building material in the country of origin.

Third, medical use.

It has astringent and antibacterial properties, which is most beneficial to oily skin and can certainly improve acne and acne skin. It can also help to eliminate scabs, pus and some chronic diseases, such as eczema and psoriasis.

Extended data:

Cedar wood is rich in essential oil and can be distilled from sawdust or sawdust. The main components of cedarwood oil include A- cedarwood, B- cedarwood, carene, sesquiterpene, cedarwood alcohol and vediol.

Cedar oil has the medical effects of anti-seborrhea, antisepsis, sterilization, nourishing, astringent, diuretic, menstruation regulating, expectorant, insecticidal and sedative.

Cedar's sterilization, fat leakage prevention and mild convergence are the reasons why it can effectively treat dandruff and relieve scalp itching. The astringent effect can help treat acne and oily rash.

Cedar can also effectively eliminate phlegm and phlegm, which is traditionally used to treat mucosal problems, especially bronchial infection and obstruction-it can clean up excessive phlegm and mucus in the respiratory system and is said to be very effective; Cedar can also be used for arthritis and rheumatism and can nourish the whole body; It also has an excellent soothing effect on psychological and mental tension, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder and fear.

References:

Cedar-Baidu Encyclopedia