How to preserve loofah for a long time?

Luffa preservation: Luffa should not be preserved for a long time. Don't wash it, put it in a plastic bag, leave a few holes in the bag and lay it flat on the floor of the vent. It would be better if the room is a little damp. Try not to pile it up. It can be left for half a month. Plastic bags can be kept in the refrigerator for a week. Luffa can be dried and preserved! Slice and dry when tender!

Benefits of loofah:

1, protect skin

Luffa contains a variety of nutrients, especially vitamin B and vitamin C, which can protect the skin and keep it tender.

Step 2 replenish your body with nutrition

Luffa contains a lot of vitamins, minerals, xylose gum and other nutrients, which can supplement the body with nutrition.

3. Clearing away heat and resolving phlegm

Luffa is bitter and slightly sweet, and has the functions of clearing away heat, resolving phlegm and moistening dryness.

4. Keep your liver healthy

Luffa enters the liver and kidney meridians, which can improve liver function and maintain liver health. People who want to nourish the liver in daily life can eat it often.

Extended data:

Luffa is sweet and flat. Enter lung, stomach and liver meridians. Has the effects of expelling pathogenic wind, dredging collaterals, promoting blood circulation and promoting lactation. Luffa is good at expelling wind and dredging collaterals, and its pharmacology is peaceful, so it is often used in compound prescription. It is often used together with Fangfeng and Spatholobus Spatholobus to treat rheumatic joint pain, tendon contracture and numbness of limbs. Luffa enters the liver meridian, which can promote blood circulation and dredge collaterals, and is used to treat chest pain caused by qi stagnation and blood stasis.

It is often used with herbs such as Bupleurum, Cyperus rotundus and Radix Curcumae. In addition, Luffa is good at dredging the mammary collaterals, and is often used together with Wang Liuxing and Passepartout Pangolin to treat postpartum hypogalactia. Treat swelling and pain of breast carbuncle. Often used with dandelion, Fritillaria thunbergii and Trichosanthes kirilowii.

References:

Xinhuanet-Chinese medicine teaches you to use loofah skillfully in summer to moisten fire.