Tea oil can eliminate stretch marks

Stretch marks are a concern for every new mother. Although they are very happy to have a baby, new mothers still hope to regain their previous delicate and smooth skin and be able to wear beautiful swimsuits and skirts after losing weight. But the earthworm-like stripes on the belly, thighs and buttocks ruin this beauty. There are also many anti-stretch mark products on the market, but there are too many false ingredients. So can tea oil eliminate stretch marks?

1. Pregnant women consuming tea oil during pregnancy can not only increase breast milk, but also is very beneficial to the normal development of the fetus.

2. Tea oil can be used by infants and children to promote qi, relieve constipation, eliminate heat, and aid digestion. It is very helpful in promoting the development of bones and other parts of the body.

3. Elderly people can consume tea oil to reduce internal heat, nourish the skin, improve eyesight, darken hair, and inhibit aging. It has a good effect on chronic pharyngitis and the prevention of hypertension, arteriosclerosis, and cardiovascular system diseases.

4. Tea oil can resist ultraviolet rays, prevent sun spots and remove wrinkles. Yunnan is a famous tea-producing area. Local ladies often use tea oil to comb their hair, apply on their faces, and use tea seeds to wash their hair. So, although located in a plateau and an area with strong ultraviolet light, it is strange that the skin of local women can remain white and delicate, while the skin of women in neighboring Tibet is rough.

5. Use one milliliter of peach kernel oil, ten drops of camellia oil, and five drops of lavender oil, mix them and apply them on your face. It has a significant effect on acne. Because camellia has bactericidal and immune-enhancing effects. Lavender has anti-inflammatory and pore-shrinking effects. In addition, it is very effective for chloasma and sun spots.

6. Tea seeds are very effective in killing insects and can cure ringworm and scabies. Can be used as shampoo and conditioner. Tea oil is antibacterial, antiviral and antimicrobial. It can prevent tinea capitis, hair loss, dandruff and relieve itching.

7. Tea oil can also be applied directly to prevent and treat mosquito bites. It has a good anti-itching effect. Concentrated tea oil can remove warts.

8. Tea mixed with eucalyptus can treat colds and throat catarrh, and relieve gas and eliminate phlegm.

9. In traditional Chinese medicine recipes, tea oil is often used to prepare various ointments and pills.

How to consume tea oil

1. Cold salad: Ordinary cooking oil cannot be used directly for cold salad without being heated to cooked. However, wild tea oil can be used directly for cold salads of various meat and vegetable dishes without heating. It can also be used to prepare salad dressings. It has the characteristics of bright color, smooth taste, light and non-greasy.

2. Stir-frying: Nutrition experts point out that the cooking method of "hot pan and cold oil" is the correct way to ensure the color, aroma, taste and nutrition of the dishes. Food stir-fried with wild tea oil will not turn black and will be refreshing, delicious and not greasy.

3. Frying: When frying food, ordinary cooking oil will produce peroxide at high temperature, which is extremely harmful to the human body. Wild tea oil contains antioxidants (vitamin E) and can be fried continuously at 220 degrees for 20 hours without deteriorating, producing no trans fatty acids, and its quality will not change. It is a more ideal and healthier frying oil.

4. Baking: Apply a layer of wild tea oil before or during baking to keep the food fresh, crispy, smooth and not easy to burn.

5. Soups: Add a spoonful of wild tea oil when or after cooking the soup to make the soup more refreshing and delicious.