According to research by China Medical University and other scientific institutions, its active components include flavonoids such as ampelopsin and dihydromyricetin. The minimum inhibitory and bactericidal concentrations are equivalent to those of berberine. Tests by national authoritative agencies in tea, nutrition, and pharmacology have shown that it contains 19 essential nutrients and trace elements... It has high calcium, iron, and magnesium content, which helps prevent cardiovascular diseases like arrhythmia, myocardial ischemia, hypertension, coronary heart disease, and atherosclerosis, and provides beneficial effects against osteoporosis. Its rich dietary fiber, carotenoids, and vitamin E contribute to cancer prevention. Its high manganese content promotes longevity. It also inhibits Gram-negative bacteria, influenza A, and influenza B viruses.

This tea has a green color with a white frost-like appearance; it is slightly bitter yet sweet, promoting salivation and quenching thirst. With a sweet and cool nature, it possesses effects such as clearing heat and detoxifying, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory, dispelling wind and dampness, strengthening bones and muscles, lowering blood pressure and lipids, and protecting the liver. It is commonly used in folk medicine for preventing and treating hypertension, colds and fevers, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, dermatitis, eczema, and other ailments.

A small number of people may experience mild drowsiness after drinking vine tea. One friend described it as follows: After drinking vine tea, it feels like sitting in a windless, south-facing corner on a winter day, basking in golden sunlight, feeling lazy and comfortable, accompanied by a faint sense of sleepiness. In summary, vine tea not only offers general health benefits but also has therapeutic or preventive effects against certain diseases. Long-term consumption is relatively safe. It can be said that vine tea is a gift from nature, and the term "nectar tea" is not an exaggeration. However, based on the personal experiences of some "tea friends," it is believed that although this substance is mild in nature, those with excessive yin and deficient yang should still consume it with caution.