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BREAD FRUIT IS USED AS A LAXATIVE

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JACK TREE GIVES TONE AND VITALITY TO THE BODY

ARTOCARPUS HETEROPHYLLUS LAM The Jack tree is well-known for its very large fruit which sometimes weighs over 30 kilograms. It grows well in the tropics and is loved by most of the local inhabitants. The tree grows to a height of 10 metres or more with many heavy branches and foliage which provide a beautiful shady picnic or resting spot. The edible pulp inside the fruit is fleshy and yellow when ripe. The unripe fruit is also eaten as a vegetable. Medicinal use: Diarrhoea, fever and asthma. Ulcers, wounds, glandular swellings and insects bites. As a laxative, for giving tone and vitality to the body and for acute abdominal pain. How to use: The decoction of the root is a good remedy for diarrhea, fever and asthma. The milky latex of the tree is applied externally for the cure of ulcers, wounds, glandular swellings and insect bites. Excessive consumption of the ripe fruit works on the bowels as a laxative. The consumption of roasted or boiled seeds gives tone and v...

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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