At that time, Genghis Khan's fighters swept across Eurasia. In order to improve the expedition strength of the army, we had to abandon a number of sick war horses in the seabuckthorn forest. When they returned triumphantly and passed through the seabuckthorn forest, they found that the abandoned war horses were not dead, but they all recovered their former power. They roared and screamed when they saw their master come back. The soldiers didn't expect small seabuckthorn to have such a magical effect? With it, he immediately reported it to Genghis Khan, who ordered all the soldiers to pick a large number of seabuckthorn fruits immediately and carry them with them. Sure enough,?
Regular consumption of seabuckthorn makes the soldiers more energetic and energetic than before, and it is even more powerful in the battle against the enemy. Later, the royal doctors also used seabuckthorn to prepare Mongolian medicine for strengthening the body and treating diseases for the Mongolian royal family. ? Genghis Khan has been away for many years, and he relies on seabuckthorn to keep fit and resist diseases on weekdays. Yuan Shizu Kublai Khan reached 80? Being able to ride horses and shoot arrows in his twenties is also related to taking seabuckthorn.
Story 2: Called by the ancient Greeks? "Trees that make horses shine"
In a certain place in ancient Greece, some wounded, disabled and sick war horses were abandoned in the wilderness by their owners, including many heroic war horses. These people who were favored in the past suddenly lost their master's favor and had to drag their tired bodies in droves to forage in the wilderness. A miracle happened. These war horses have lived in the wilderness for a while, becoming fat and strong, and their fur is shining. When people were looking for the reason of the miracle, they found that these horses were eating Hippophae rhamnoides, a thorny shrub in the wilderness. Called seabuckthorn? Rhamnose? l，？ Meaning "? Trees that make horses shine. "
Story 3: The beautiful Guangdong secret of brown eared pheasant is coming again.
In the Inner Mongolia Plateau, there is a brown eared pheasant which is listed as a national second-class protected wild animal. It is covered with blue and brown feathers, and its posture is luxurious. However, in the process of artificial breeding, the tail feathers fall off and the coat color is dim. This problem has not been solved for a long time. Until a few years ago, after careful study by researchers, it was found that the important habitat of brown pheasant in the wild state was seabuckthorn forest, precisely because of long-term consumption. It has such beautiful feathers that the breeder began to artificially feed the brown pheasant with seabuckthorn residue and leaves. A few months later, this rare bird in the jungle became beautiful again.
Story 4: Seabuckthorn and Astronaut
Gagarin, an astronaut of the former Soviet Union, took a large amount of sea buckthorn oil before completing the spacewalk for the first time, in order to prevent the harm of cosmic ray radiation, temperature fusion, weightlessness and other space environments to the body.
Story 5: Seabuckthorn makes the "Qing army" show great power.
After the famous battle of Ubuntu, the Qing soldiers who fought continuously felt exhausted. Emperor Kangxi personally ordered the accompanying military doctors to find ways to nurse the soldiers as soon as possible. In the absence of medicinal materials, the military doctors were at a loss for this. A local military doctor thought of the local seabuckthorn. Locals usually eat this berry to strengthen their strength and resist the cold. In desperation, the military doctors took risks, and they put the juice squeezed from seabuckthorn fruit into drinking water for the soldiers to drink. A few days later, the energy and physical strength of the Qing soldiers were all restored, and the local military doctors were also rewarded by Kangxi. ?
Story 6: Emperor Qianlong and Seabuckthorn?
After Buddhism was introduced into China, it was gradually used by those in power. In the Qing Dynasty, Buddhism was regarded as the state religion, and the emperors of the Qing Dynasty had close contacts with Tibetan Buddhism. During the reign of Emperor Gaozong and Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty, the country experienced a period of prosperity, rich in material resources, strong in national strength and extending in all directions. Emperor Qianlong even went to the south of the Yangtze River seven times, sympathized with the people's feelings, inspected officials, made great efforts to govern, and did not dare to slack off. After a long time, the body gradually felt tired, often tired, and the dragon was not safe, which was a great event at that time. People from all walks of life have offered suggestions, and one of them is Zhang Jiaruo Pei Duojie, a master of Tibetan Buddhism. Seeing that Emperor Qianlong was increasingly haggard over state affairs, he taught him a secret recipe of tantric initiation and health preservation, and made pills with the secret recipe of Tibetan medicine for the emperor to take every day. There is a main medicine called "Guo Sheng" in Danwan, which is obtained from the glacier land in Tibet. After taking this medicine, the emperor was really refreshed and quickly recovered his energy and physical strength. This "holy fruit" is the plant berry on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau-Hippophae rhamnoides. Gan Long was surprised by the magical effect of this medicine, and respected Zhang Jiaruo Pedojie, a great master of Tibetan Buddhism, as a Tantric guru and Buddhist teacher.
Story 7:?
According to legend, Hippophae rhamnoides fruit was used as longevity food in the imperial palace in Yuan Dynasty, and was often eaten by Kublai Khan, the ancestor, which has the functions of nourishing body fluid, refreshing the mind, promoting qi and blood circulation and promoting digestion. Kublai Khan lived to be 80 years old, which is inseparable from his frequent eating of seabuckthorn fruit. Therefore, China's seabuckthorn fruit calendar has the reputation of "longevity fruit". Seabuckthorn yellow pigment can be extracted from seabuckthorn pomace, which is an ideal high-nutrition food additive and can also be made into various special foods such as candy, peony bark and seabuckthorn cake. Some are also made into seabuckthorn seasoning, seabuckthorn sauce and seabuckthorn vinegar.