Can peach gum beautify your skin?

Can peach gum beautify you? The answer to this question is obvious. Let's first take a look at what peach gum is. Then after we analyze the nutritional components and health benefits of peach gum, I believe everyone will no longer doubt the beauty benefits of peach gum. So what is peach gum? Peach gum is mainly a kind of resin secreted from peaches, which we also call nectarine or peach fat. Peach gum is not only non-toxic, but also edible.

Peach gum has very high edible and medicinal value. We can use peach gum to treat many diseases, such as hematuria. On the other hand, peach gum is widely known and consumed because it has beauty-enhancing effects. We can use peach gum to make beauty and health-preserving stews such as papaya stewed with peach gum.

Peach gum is a resin secreted from the bark of peach or mountain peach, a plant of the Rosaceae family. It is also known as peach oil, peach fat, peach blossom tears, peach gum, and peach gel. Its Latin name is Prunus persica (L.) Batsch, P.davidiana (Carr.) Franch. It is sweet and bitter in nature, flat and non-toxic. It is mainly used to treat stranguria with stones, stranguria with blood, and dysentery. For details on plant morphology, please see the entry for "Peach Kernel". Harvested in summer, cut the bark with a knife and collect the resin after it overflows. Soak in water, wash away impurities, and dry in the sun. It is a light yellow viscous liquid obtained through chemical reaction of peach oil naturally secreted from peach trees. After further drying and crushing into solid particles, it is a light yellow transparent solid natural resin.

Peach gum is a light yellow, transparent, solid natural resin harvested in summer and autumn. Its composition is roughly the same as that of gum arabic. It is sweet and bitter in nature, flat and non-toxic. It is mainly used to treat stranguria with stones, stranguria with blood, and dysentery. Peach gum has sufficient water solubility and appropriate viscosity, and peach gum is supplied in two forms: solid and solution. Peach gum can be used to prepare water-soluble adhesives, and can also be used as a thickener and emulsifier.

Above we introduced what peach gum is. Peach gum is actually a kind of resin secreted by peaches. Peach gum is edible and has no toxic side effects, so we can rest assured that peach gum is rich in nutrients and is very suitable for our beauty and skin care. So we can use peach gum as an ingredient to make healthy stews.