Black sesame has significant medical and health care functions. Black sesame is rich in vitamin E, which can delay aging. Has the functions of moistening five internal organs, strengthening bones and muscles, and benefiting qi. It can strengthen body constitution, prolong life, nourish liver and kidney, moisten spleen and lungs, and can be used for dry cough caused by lung yin deficiency, dry skin constipation caused by gastrointestinal yin deficiency, and hypogalactia caused by postpartum yin deficiency and blood deficiency. According to the scientific analysis of nutritionists, every100g of sesame contains 21.9g of protein, 61.7g of fat, 564mg of calcium, 368mg of phosphorus and 50mg of iron, as well as sesamin, arachidic acid, sesamol, oleic acid, palmitic acid, stearic acid, sterol and lecithin. For people with habitual constipation, the residual toxins in the intestines will harm the liver and cause rough skin. Sesame can moisten intestines to treat constipation and has the effect of moistening skin. People who lose weight by dieting will have dry and rough skin because of insufficient nutrient intake. Sesame contains substances that prevent people from getting fat, such as egg yolk, choline, muscle sugar, etc., so sesame will not get fat if you eat too much. While dieting to lose weight, rough skin can be improved if you eat sesame seeds. People often take a bath and pay attention to hygiene, but at the same time, they will wash off the oil on the surface of the human body. People who make their skin look drier by degreasing can eat sesame seeds, which can make their skin look brighter. Vitamin E in sesame plays an important role in skin care and beauty. It can promote the utilization of vitamin A by human body, play a synergistic role with vitamin C, protect skin health and reduce skin infection. Moisturize collagen fibers and elastic fibers in the skin, thus improving and maintaining the elasticity of the skin; It can promote the blood circulation of the skin, make the skin get enough nutrition and moisture, and keep the skin soft and shiny. I haven't tried black sesame, but even if sesame is sugar-free, is it useful to eat it in porridge? Is there nothing else in the porridge? So it's impossible to eat like this. Black sesame powder and black sesame may have the same effect, so I don't know if I can raise it. But eating black sesame seeds will be good for their hair ~ ~