Black wolfberry refers to the black-fruited wolfberry, which is a spiny shrub of the Solanaceae family and the genus Lycium barbarum. It is mainly distributed in northern Shaanxi, Ningxia, Gansu, Qinghai, Xinjiang and Tibet in China; it is also distributed in Central Asia, the Ca

Black wolfberry refers to black-fruited wolfberry , is a Solanaceae , Lycium barbarum spiny thorn shrub, mainly distributed in northern Shaanxi, Ningxia, Gansu, Qinghai, Xinjiang and Tibet in China; abroad, Central Asia, Caucasus and Europe are also distributed. Black wolfberry has strong adaptability to the environment and is resistant to cold, high temperature, salt and alkali, and drought. It likes light and has low soil requirements. It can grow in sandy soil, sandy loam soil, clay, and saline-alkali soil. Black wolfberry has strong salt absorption ability but poor waterlogging resistance. Therefore, wolfberry is often used as an important shrub for soil and water conservation. With over-picking and the reduction of black wolfberry growing areas, the living space of black wolfberry is becoming less and less. Black wolfberry is also regarded as a rare and precious original ecological high-end nourishing product.

Ripe black wolfberry is purple-black. The fruit is rich in protein, wolfberry polysaccharide, amino acids, vitamins, minerals, trace elements and other nutrients. It is also rich in natural proanthocyanidins content exceeding Blueberry , proanthocyanidins are effective natural water-soluble free radical scavengers. The content of black wolfberry is 20 times that of vitamin c, and is 50 times that of vitamin e. Black wolfberry is also known as the wild "blue enchantress". Black wolfberry has many functions, such as enhancing immunity , protecting eyesight, improving sleep, etc.

The method of eating black wolfberry is relatively simple. Chewing it directly can effectively retain its nutrients. If you don’t like dry chewing, you can also soak it in water! Any tonic should not be consumed in excess, and black wolfberry is no exception.

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