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Herbal Cures

Lagundi- This grows anywhere in the country and is used as cure for headache, fever, cough, wound and ulcer. Doctors administering drug preparations out of lagundi reported that the prescribed dosage for fever of viral origin as 75 percent efficacy since it contains elements that inhibit the growth of influenza egg virus.

Yerba buena - It is widely used as a therapeutic drug. It is said to cure fever, indigestion, influenza, headache, cough, measles, beri-beri edema, vomiting, asthma, etc. The leaves are pounded and formed into a decoction for use internally or externally.

Guava - It is not only useful as fruit tree but also as medicine long used by o forefathers. Its leaves are used as aroma bath, for treatment of diarrhea, toothache and vaginal wash. Its unripe fruit is also us .along with leaves for ulcers. Doctors say it 90-100 percent effective for diarrhea a colic. Studies at the Philippine General Hospital show that a decoction of guava leaves is effective for pyorrhea, dent abscess, etc. when it used as mouthwash.

Tsaanggubat - Doctors took interest in the use of tsaang-gubat after writer-columnist Mario Chanco related how he survived about, with dysentery during the Japanese occupation by using a decoction of the plant. Tests inducted by the doctors proved 80-100 percent efficacy of tsaang-gubat as antidiarrhead anticolic remedy.

Niyog-niyogan - The dried fruit of -niyogan is. traditionally used for treatment of intestinal worms, particularly ascaris tricihina. The fruits are. simply chewed r meal. Doctors prescribe a dose of 8-10 Its for adults and 4-7 nuts for children as anti hermitic treatment for ascaris.

Ipil-ipil - The powdered seed of ipil-ipil has been found to be effective against pinworms

Akapulko - The juice from crushed leaves of akapulko is used for treatment of ringworm and other fungus infections of the skin. The powdered leaves are rubbed over the affected area 2-3 times a day until the infection is removed

Sambong - The leaves are used for arthritis, rheumatism, chest pain, cough, gas "pain, and headache. The leaves are pounded or crushed and mixed with coconut oil. It is good for edema caused by heart or kidney disorder and promotes the loss of water and sodium from the body that is why it is called a diuretic

Herbal Medications:

1. Kakawate leaves

Crush or chop young leaves and extract juice

Apply the juice on the skin until the itchiness is relieved.

 

2. Kalatsutsi sap - from leaves and trunk

Extract the sap or juice from the leaves and trunk mix with coconut oil

Rub the mixture on the affected skin 2 times a day

 

3. Kanya Pistula

Crush young leaves

Rub the crushed leaves on the affected area until relieved from itchiness.

 

SORE THROAT

Herbal Medications

1. Luya or ginger lozenges

Wash and peel a small piece of ginger.

Chew slowly for a few minutes. Swallow the juice or keep a small piece in the mouth, chewing it little by little.

 

2. Sabila leaves

Wash the leaf and cut in 1/2 inch sizes.

Keep in the mouth all day, swallowing the juice. Take another piece when there is no more juice.

 

3. Bawang lozenges

Wash one piece and peel

Keep in the mouth for sometime

Chewing it slow.

Swallow juice.

 

SPRAINED ANKLE OR WRIST

Herbal Medications:

1. Sabila leaves poultice

Pound 2 to 3 fresh leaves

Apply directly or poultice on the ankle or wrist for 30 minutes 3 times a day. Use bandage to hold poultice in place.

2. Kamantique stems and leaves poultice

Pound 2 stems with leaves

Apply directly as poultice for 30 minutes 3 times a day.

Use bandage to hold poultice in place.

3. Kakawate leaves poultice

Crush 10 leaves

Apply directly as poultice for 30 minutes, 3 times a day.

Use bandage to hold the poultice in place.

4. Mayana leaves poultice

Crush 10 leaves

Apply directly or poultice for -10 minutes, 3 times a day.

5. Kataka-taka leaves poultice

Kataka-taka leaves poultice

Apply directly as poultice for 30 minutes 3 times a day.

 

 

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