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August 31, 2017

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WILD IPECACUANHA CAN BE A PURGATIVE AND REMEDY FOR PILES

ASCLEPIAS CURASSAVICA LINN Indian ipecacuanha or curassavica swallow-wort is an erect, perennial herb, which is also considered as an undershrub. The plant grows to a height of about 1.5 metres and puts forth a milky latex when any part of the plant is damaged. The leaves are placed opposite to each other and are lanceolate in shape with both the ends being narrow. The flowers are scarlet or orange and yellow in colour. The fruits stand upright, tapering at both ends and the seeds inside are attached to a fine floss which makes it very easy for wind dispersal. Medical use: As a purgative and a remedy for piles. To bring about vomiting. As an anthelmintic i.e. for killing or expelling worms from the body. It is also use for arresting haemorrhages, or the escape of blood from the blood vessels, as an antidysenteric, for the treatment of gonorrhea, and for checking cancer. For eradicating warts, corns and for the treatment of sores and wounds. How to use: The decoction o

HOW TO USE SACRED LOTUS AS TREATMENT OF RINGWORMS AND SKIN PROBLEMS

NELUMBIUM SPECIOSUM WILLD. The Sacred Lotus is an erect aquatic plant, growing in tanks or ponds. The root-stock is stout and creeping. The round floating leaves are very attractive. The flowers are red, white, pink, or yellow, with numerous petals. The fruits are large, enclosing many carpels. The Buddhists consider the flowers sacred. The underwater runners and petioles are dried, cooked and eaten by some people. Medicinal use of Sacred Lotus: To soothe and relieve inflammation in the case of piles. Dysentery and indigestion. Ringworms and skin problems. Brings down high fever and relieves headache. Treatment of leprosy. Helps during painful or difficult urination. Checks vomiting. Promotes the flow of urine. Has a cooling effect when there is a burning sensation in the body. Checks excessive bleeding during menstruation. How to use: The roots of the lotus are recommended for piles, dysentery and indigestion. As a paste, it is used for ringworm and ski

HOW TO USE PERSIAN LILAC TO EXPEL WORMS

MELIA AZEDARACH LINN. Persian Lilac is a short native tree of southwestern Asia, but is cultivated on other parts of the world too. It grows from 8 to 12 metres high. The trunk is a little stout, with spreading branches. The leaves are bipinnately compound and alternate, having several sharply serrate leaflets. The flowers are purplish. Mildly fragrant and growing in clusters. The fruit is a roundish yellow drupe. Medicinal use: For treatment of tumours. As a tonic To expel intestinal worms. Enlarged lymph nodes and glands. Leprosy and tuberculosis. How to use: The pounded leaves are excellent for tumours, when applied as a poultice to mature them. The bark and roots make a tonic which gives tone to the body and also expels intestinal worms. The poultice of the bark and roots together are applied externally to treat enlarged lymph nodes and glands. Two or three berries (fruits) are eaten in cases of leprosy and tuberculosis. Parts used Bark, leaves, fruit an

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