Foods rich in pine cones include oats, sweet corn, tomatoes and bananas.

Pineal hormone, also known as melatonin, melatonin and Lottonen, is a hormone secreted by the central pineal gland of human body at night.

Pineal hormone controls the immune system and energy system, and also has anti-stress and anti-oxidation effects. These systems and functions are dominated by pineal hormones, which cooperate and echo each other, maintain and balance endocrine hormones, coordinate the work of various organs of the human body, maintain the balance and stability of the internal and external environment of the human body, and thus prolong life.

Pine cones stimulate the function of human immune system, increase T cells, enhance the ability of human body to search for and destroy cancer cells, eliminate viruses and bacteria invading human body, closely monitor carcinogens and cancer cells in human body, and eliminate and destroy them, so as to avoid infectious diseases and cancers caused by human aging and immune system decline.

Pine cone not only regulates endocrine, affects immune function and energy metabolism, but also has the functions of antioxidation, scavenging free radicals, stabilizing the internal and external environment of the body, and protecting human cells, tissues and organs from aging caused by free radicals and many common senile diseases. Pineal hormone also has obvious effects on the prevention and treatment of depression, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, cataract and glaucoma.

Supplementing pinecone hormone in time after adulthood can regulate human endocrine, remove pigmentation caused by dark spots, senile spots, chloasma, pregnancy spots and solar radiation, make skin fair and moist, and restore youth and elegance.

Supplementing pinecones can improve the sexual function of middle-aged and elderly people with physical weakness, and there are no side effects, because pinecones regulate the secretion of various sex hormones, not testosterone drugs, and will not be excessive or insufficient.