CYMBOPOGON CITRATUS STAPF.
Lemon grass received its name owing to the lemon-like fragrance it puts out from its leaves when crushed or boiled. It is a popular perennial grass, the leaves of which grow up to one metre long. It is cultivated in many countries for its fragrant leaves.
Medicinal use:
Parts used:
The leaves.
Dose:
Normal
- To strengthen and give tone to the stomach.
- For expelling gases, flatulence and griping pains from the stomach and bowels.
- Gives tone and vitality to the body.
- Lowers the body heat.
- Prevents or cures spasms.
- Recommended in cases of vomiting, diarrhoea, headache, dysmenorrhea, chronic rheumatism, sprains and other painful affections.
- Corrects lumbago which is pain in the lumbar region of the back.
- Very useful for insomnia or sleeplessness.
- The extract from the leaves is to be taken externally with milk or as a herbal tea to take care of all the ailments listed under Medicinal use.
Parts used:
The leaves.
Dose:
Normal
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