Effects of parasitic tea on different trees

Parasitic tea has the functions of expelling wind and removing dampness, nourishing liver and kidney, strengthening bones and muscles, preventing miscarriage, improving immune function, resisting arrhythmia, increasing coronary flow and lowering blood pressure.

Wuzhou mulberry parasitic tea is a traditional health tea in Guangxi, also known as Guangsheng. It is said that birds stop to peck at some fruits on mulberry trees, and some fruits stick to branches or wounds of Theaceae and Urticaceae. Parasitic, absorbing nutrients from trees to grow. People collect the tender leaves of this parasite to make tea, that is, mulberry parasitic tea. Its nodes, stems, branches and leaves can be used as medicine to make tea, decoct soup and soak wine. Bitter, sweet, flat, neither cold nor hot, tonifying kidney and blood.