What is pagoda?

Pagoda is a tree. The seeds are used to make medicine. People take pagoda tree flowers, buds, and fruit for symptoms of menopause, hemorrhoids, vomiting, and other conditions, but there is no good scientific evidence to support these uses. How does it work?

What is the weeping Japanese pagoda tree?

The weeping Japanese Pagoda Tree is a picturesque weeping tree with stiff drooping branches. It is formed by grafting the pendulous variant onto stems of the ordinary form at about 3m (10ft). This forms a natural arbour. The leaves are pinnate, very similar to an Ash leaf, but don’t unfurl until late May.

What is pagoda tree flower good for?

People take pagoda tree flowers, buds, and fruit for symptoms of menopause, hemorrhoids, vomiting, and other conditions, but there is no good scientific evidence to support these uses. How does it work? Pagoda tree contains chemicals similar to those found in soy. These chemicals are thought to help with symptoms of menopause.

What are the side effects of pagoda tree seeds?

The seeds might cause serious side effects including facial swelling or death. Pregnancy and breast -feeding: It’s POSSIBLY UNSAFE to take pagoda tree seeds by mouth if you are pregnant or breast-feeding.