Simple cure with leaves

Leafy leaves are often used as medicine to treat rheumatoid bone pain . Leafy leaves and white leaves of wild flowers are crushed to treat bumblebee bee and burn. Leaves are grass plants, 30 - 40cm tall. The body is bulging at the ends, with little hair. Leaves alternate, lower surface slightly hairy. Flowers are simple. Berries.

Leafy leaves (Photo: toildepices)

Plants grow naturally in moist, shady areas. Also grown in some places to get leaves to make spices.

The whole leafy plant includes roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits used as a remedy for rheumatism, bone pain, body aches, aching backs, vomiting. Medicines are collected year-round, used fresh or dried, then passed, before use. Often used in combination with other drugs:

- Root and stem leaf shoots (20g), cord bone pain (10g), roots of purple castor oil (10g). All cut short, dry, sharp with 400ml water, 100ml, drink twice a day. Use 7-8 days.

- Leafy (20g), millennium (12g), stunted spines (16g). Colors drink during the day.

- Leafy (20g), grass scratch (20g), cumulative (20g), hy thiem (20g), sy root (16g), forest roots (16g), climbing spiny (12g), millennium (12g) ), excellent drink (Health Station in Binh Nguyen, Kien Xuong, Thai Binh).

Hai Thuong Lan Ong has a remedy for pimples that breaks the pus in a long time without being very successful. The mark is made up of lilies, yen leaves, lime leaves, leaves and perilla (each is small). Take the inner shell of the lemon tree (remove the outer skin) to dry, pound, smooth the flour and sprinkle it on the wound, then pound the medicinal materials on it. Tape back. Every night, change medicine once.

In addition, the lilac leaves in combination with the wild berries, white flowers, crushed, get the water to cure the bumblebee to paint and burn; crumpled with star fruit leaves and white legumes, taking drinking water to cure poisonous poisonous mushrooms, snake bites; sharp drink with thorny climbing, crow's roots, thorny thorny roots, multicolored leaves, code of edema.

DO HUY BICH pharmacist