From olden times, the Korean people have liked to take wild onion as it contains various kinds of vitamins, protein, sugar and minerals.

In this regard, KCNA had an interview with Prof. and Dr. Kim Jong Gil at the Academy of Koryo Medicine.

He said:

With sweat and spicy tastes and peculiar odor, wild onion improves appetite, while giving good effect on avitaminosis people are liable to suffer in early spring.

It also helps remedy women's diseases and energize men.

The traditional Korean medicine discovered that wild onion invigorates the function of spleen and kidney, prevents anemin, increases vigor and strength, inhibits growth of cancer cells and relieves engorgement.

With much kalium, wild onion is especially good for those with geriatric disease.