Thursday, May 4, 2017

#12 REFLECTION

Assalamualikum. This course has taught me a lot about computers and course-ware and using online softwares. using google documents and google slides.

          My blog medicinal plants is what i have been updating also along with my assignment entries. the medicinal plants in this are household plants and also been use in the medical field and been synthesized as drugs. the plants here also from regular cooking plants and herbs that can be obtain easily.

          i hope this blog will help you to treat some unwanted and treatable diseases. thanks :)

Friday, April 28, 2017

#11 BETULINA BAROSMA (Buchu)

Betulina Barosma (Buchu)

This plant is found in South Africa and is heavily protected by both the government and conservationists. There is strict control over the gathering of Buchu leaves in order to prevent the wholesale destruction of the wild plants. The plant is rare but extremely helpful for its medicinal uses. It has been known to help with kidney stones, bladder infections, prostate problems, reducing edema (fluid retention), heartburn, colds and flu as well as and stomach aches. Bucha is usually made into an infusion or tea in which the leaves, stems and roots are all utilized.

#10 TONGKAT ALI




Tongkat Ali

Found throughout Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Thailand, tongkat ali is highly sought after, but difficult to find. Also called pasak bumi, penawar pahit, paying ali, tongkat baginda, bidara laut, and tho nan, this is a sexual aphrodisiac which increases testosterone and boosts sexual health. It can also help restore a healthy weight, improve circulation, and may help restore sexual vitality by promoting hormonal balance that allows for the growth and development of sexual organs, to boost mood and increase sexual desire. Bodybuilders use the plant to increase mass as well.
Side effects with improper doses include anxiety and insomnia, but lower doses have been shown to be effective and safe.

#9 BENEFITS OF CASTOR OIL PLANTS




These are the annual plants which are approximately 8-15 ft tall and thin. The stem is greenish white and smooth. It bears branches which are also greenish white and of medium size like sticks. The leaf stalk is usually one foot long and hollow. It bears leaves which looks similar as those of papaya leaves which are broad with 7-11 cleavages. It bears flowers which are reddish-purple in colour. The fruits are thorny and have a green coating; with three seeds each. The kernel of the seed is white and smooth. The oil is extracted from kernel is an excellent purgative. This very plant is of two types-red and white. Some trees produce large seeds and some small. These are annual or perennial plants cultivated or grown wild in forests at the heights of 600 ft. Castor oil is regarded as one of the highly beneficial oil used in almost all the cases.

 BENEFITS:  

1. Treats Eye disorders-

  • Use castor oil to eyeliner the yes.
  • It causes watering of eyes which helps to remove any kind of dust particles present in.
  • Prepare poultice of castor oil with barley flour.
  • Tie it on the eyes, it cures swelling in eyes due to pitta.

2. Helpful in Jaundice-

  • Make a powder of its roots and give 6 ml juice of its powder in 250 ml milk to the patient.
  • It cures Jaundice.
  • Or, give 80 ml decoction of its root with 2 tablespoon of honey mixed in it.

3. Treatment for Cough-

  • Take 3 gm extract of its leaves.
  • Mix equal quantity of castor oil and jaggery to it.
  • Give this to the patient.
  • It cures Cough.

4. Aids in Stomach problems-

  • Grind the kernel of its seeds and cook in 4 times of the cow’s mil.
  • When te milk thickens, mix one part of sugar to it.
  • Prepare a jam of this and give it to the patient regularly with the dosage of 15 gm.
  • It eradicates the gas in the stomach.

5. Kills Intestinal worms-

  • Take the frehs ad pure juice of castor leaves.
  • Apply it on the abdominal area, for 2-3 times a day.
  • It kills the worm in the stomach.

6. Cut extra fat-

  • To remove extra fat deposited on the stomach area, wash and clean 20-50 gm root of castor plant.
  • Boil it in 200 ml water till 50 ml water is left.
  • Drink it regularly.
  • It reduces the fat deposition.

7. Treats Piles-

  • Prepare 100 gm decoction of castor leaves and mix 50 ml juice of Indian Aloe to it.
  • Give this to the patient twice a day.
  • Mix the gel of Indian Aloe and castor oil.
  • Apply this on the boils. It brings immediate relief.

8. Helpful in Renal colic-

  • Grind the kernel of its seeds and apply the warm paste in the kidney area.
  • It is beneficial in curing the swelling of kidneys thus brings relief in pain.

9. Aids in Arthritis-

  • Make a paste of its seeds and apply on the painful joints.
  • It absorbs the pain.
  • Prepare a decoction of 10 gm castor root and 5 gm ginger powder.
  • Give this to the patient.
  • You can also apply and massage with castor oil on the painful area.

10. Treats Skin problems-

  • Boil 20 gm root in 400 ml water till only 100 ml water is left.
  • Give this to the patient.
  • It is beneficial in curing all types of skin problems.
  • Apply a little amount of limestone on the leaf’s tip and rub on the acne.
  • It will remove the acne and will even cure it.

11. Combats Labor pain-

  • Make a mild enema of castor oil and give it to the mother after every 15 days.
  • At the time of delivery, give 25 gm castor oil with tea or milk.
  • It ensures early and eased delivery.

Thursday, April 27, 2017

#8 BURDOCK




Burdock(Actium species) Both the Common Burdock and Great Burdock are great sources of food and medicine. A tea made from the roots has traditionally been used as a blood purifier, diuretic, and an aid for digestion, gout, liver and kidney ailments, as well as rheumatism and gonorrhea (hey, it could happen). The roots are also high in inulin which has traditionally been used for diabetes. Some compounds in the roots have been shown to have antibacterial properties. Leaves may be poulticed and used to treat minor burns, ulcers, and sores. Studies suggest anti-cancer properties of the roots.

Thursday, March 16, 2017

#6 WILD MEDICINES

Assalamualaikum. Here are healing plants been used around the world. I will update more, soon...


#5 MEDICINAL FLOWERS

Assalamualaikum. Here are some flowers not only good for tea but have great medicinal values to us.
 

Friday, February 17, 2017

#2 INFOGRAPHIC (assignment entry)

Assalamulaikum. Waddup? What's carackin' lakin'? Here is an infographic of medicinal plants that I will be exploring more and with more information, but for now, here 6 plants that can be used as medicines.

Tuesday, February 7, 2017

#1 INTRO

Assalamualaikum. What's up guys. how's it hanging?! hope y'll good? This will be my first entry of my blog is about all types of medicinal plants not just the one you are familiar with (if you know what i mean). There are all sorts of plants that can be use for medical. My blog will also include with few tips that can be use as home medicine using household plants. This blog is about educational. Though, there are some plants out there that are illegal, we must consider the benefits that certain plants have.

Back in the day, all medicines started from plants, before the drugs and the artificial everything came from a plant. In this blog we will not be discussing about vegetables or vitamins, but the use of plants as a replacement or if it may for good of using drugs. InshaAllah. 

that's all from me. Assalamualaikum.
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