What are the effects of toad oil

When it comes to toad oil, many friends' first reaction is the oil on the toad's body. Here I would like to solemnly introduce to you that toad oil is not the oil in the body. Toad oil is the oviduct of the forest frog. It is named toad oil because of its medicinal value. Toad oil is generally suitable for those who are weak and need tonic. In addition to the nourishing effect, what other functions does toad oil have? Let’s find out together.

This product is sweet, salty and slightly warm in nature. It can tonify the kidney and replenish essence, nourish yin and moisten the lungs. It is used for kidney deficiency, lack of essence, dizziness, tinnitus, forgetfulness; physical weakness and qi deficiency after illness or childbirth, sweating; yin deficiency and dryness of the lungs, cough and hemoptysis. This product is also a delicious food. Most of them are protein, and they also contain carbohydrates, fats, phosphorus, vitamins A, B, C and other ingredients. It can be steamed, decocted into soup or taken as pills. Use 10~12g each time.

Toad oil is a precious tonic, and its nutritional value is no less than that of ginseng, bird's nest, cordyceps, etc. Dried products must be swollen before use. Toad oil is often used as the main ingredient in cooking and is suitable for blanching, steaming, stewing and other cooking methods. Such as toad in clear soup, snow clam stewed with papaya, snow clam stewed with rock sugar and red dates, etc.

The general natural nutrients contained in authentic toad oil medicinal materials mainly include: crude protein, crude fat, ash, nitrogen-free extract, etc.; among them, the crude protein content is about more than 50%, the crude fat content is about less than 5%, the nitrogen-free extract content is about 30%, the ash content is about 10%, and the moisture content is about less than 2%.

Scientific methods have shown that the natural trace elements contained in its ash include: calcium, manganese, iron, copper, zinc, phosphorus, sodium, potassium, magnesium, selenium, strontium, chromium, molybdenum, etc.

Through this introduction, I believe everyone has already understood that in addition to its nourishing effect, toad oil can also be used as medicine to assist in the treatment of diseases. Here I would also like to remind everyone that toad oil is relatively precious, so there are a lot of fake toad oils on the market. You must learn how to identify them when purchasing. Toad oil looks waxy and slightly transparent, so you must carefully distinguish it when purchasing.