Kuche Medicinal Mulberry [Xinjiang Kuche Specialty]

What is Kuche Medicinal Mulberry? Authentic Xinjiang Kuche Specialty: Kuche Medicinal Mulberry

Content Summary:Do you want to know what Kuche Medicinal Mulberry is? This article is a detailed introduction to the special product ofKuche, Xinjiang - Kuche Medicinal Mulberry. It was compiled and edited by the editorial team of China Specialty Network after reviewing and collecting relevant information about Kuche Medicinal Mulberry. The full text takes about 4 minutes to read, mainly including the basic introduction of Kuche Medicinal Mulberry and its nutritional value? What are the product characteristics of Kuche Medicinal Mulberry? How did the history of Kuche medicinal mulberry come about? The production method of Kuche medicinal mulberry, etc

Basic Introduction of Kuche Medicinal Mulberry

Currently only produced in Aksu (Kuche), Hotan, and Kashgar areas in southern Xinjiang, it is one of the ancient fruit trees in China

The autumn leaves of Xinjiang Medicinal Mulberry Cream are rich in sugar, protein, vitamins, essential amino acids and minerals for the human body, alkaloids such as rutin, gamma aminobutyric acid, brassinolates, and natural pigments. Medicinal Mulberry Cream has the functions of lowering blood pressure, blood lipids, sugar, cholesterol, diuresis, detoxification, preventing arteriosclerosis and anti-aging, and also has anti-cancer effects. Long term use will not cause complications of low blood pressure, and it is non-toxic, side effects, and has good safety

Regional scope:

Wuqia Town, Yixihala Town, Yuqiwusitang Township, Alahage Town, Bixibag Township, Qiman Town, Hanihatamu Township, Dunkuotan Town, Yaha Town, Wuzong Town, Aksitang Township in Kuche County, a total of 7 towns and 4 townships. The overall scope is from the eastern boundary of Yaha Town in Kuche County to the western boundary of Alahage Town in the west, from the southern boundary of Hanihatamu Township in the south to the northern boundary of Yixihala Town in Kuche County in the north, with a length of about 110 kilometers from east to west and a span of 70 kilometers from north to south