在印度，有一种被称为“奇迹之树”的植物——辣木树，又称为鼓槌树，是多年生热带落叶乔木，全**约有14个品种，较常食用的品种有以下三种：印度传统辣木（Moringa oleifera Lam.）、印度改良种辣木（印度 T.N.农业大学的改良种，早生且具高豆荚产量）和非洲辣木（原只产于冈比亚，肯亚图尔卡纳湖附近及埃塞俄比亚西南部）。辣木树龄约可达20年，树高可达7～12公尺，树干直径可达20～40公分，树皮为软木质，根有辛辣味，枝梢顶部交织形成2～3排羽状复叶。

古印度传统医学认为：辣木叶可以预防多种疾病，更被广泛应用在多种慢性疾病上。辣木在国际上已经有十四项药品专利，根据多项研究，辣木树皮及树根等部位可以降低血压及血糖、缓和发炎肿大、肠胃不适、风湿关节疼痛等，也可以舒缓神经系统，对于歇斯底里及止痛有良好的作用。

Therefore, though the crushing had been very real, there had also been some elation; and as a net result, Lady
 
Carbury was disposed to think that her literary career might yet be a success. Mr Leadham’s cheque had been
 
for a small amount, but it might probably lead the way to something better. People at any rate were talking about

her, and her Tuesday evenings at home were generally full. But her literary life, and her literary successes, her
 
flirtations with Mr Broune, her business with Mr Booker, and her crushing by Mr Alf’s Mr Jones, were after all but
 
adjuncts to that real inner life of hers of which the absorbing interest was her son. And with regard to him too
 
she was partly depressed, and partly elated, allowing her hopes however to dominate her fears. There was ver
 
much to frighten her. Even the moderate reform in the young man’s expenses which had been effected under
 
dire necessity had been of late abandoned. Though he never told her anything, she became aware that during
 
the last month of the hunting season he had hunted nearly every day. She knew, too, that he had a horse up in
 
town. She never saw him but once in the day, when she visited him in his bed about noon, and was aware that
 
he was always at his club throughout the night. She knew that he was gambling, and she hated gambling as
 
being of all pastimes the most dangerous. But she knew that he had ready money for his immediate purposes,

and that two or three tradesmen who were gifted with a peculiar power of annoying their debtors, had ceased

trouble her in Welbeck Street. For the present, therefore, she consoled herself by reflecting that his gambling
 
was successful. But her elation sprang from a higher source than this. From all that she could hear, she thought
it likely that Felix would carry off the great prize; and then — should he do that — what a blessed son would he
 
have been to her! How constantly in her triumph would she be able to forget all his vices, his debts, his
 
gambling, his late hours, and his cruel treatment of herself! As she thought of it the bliss seemed to be too
 
great for the possibility of realisation. She was taught to understand that ￡10,000 a year, to begin with, would
 
be the least of it; and that the ultimate wealth might probably be such as to make Sir Felix Carbury the riches

commoner in England. In her very heart of hearts she worshipped wealth, but desired it for him rather than for
 
herself. Then her mind ran away to baronies and earldoms, and she was lost in the coming glories of the boy

whose faults had already nearly engulfed her in his own ruin.

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