The Awesome Benefit of Hibiscus Flowers

The Awesome Benefit of Hibiscus Flowers

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The Benefits of Hibiscus Flowers. Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis L.) is a shrub plant Malvaceae tribe originating from East Asia and widely planted as an ornamental in tropical and subtropical regions. Large Flowers, red and odorless. Hisbiscus flowers of various cultivars and hybrids can be a single flower (petals layer) or double flowers (petals coated) white to yellow, orange to deep red or pink.

Hibiscus Flower Chemical Ingredients:
The hibiscus flowers have a sweet taste and neutral. Chemicals contained in the leaves of hibiscus among taraxeryl acetate. In addition, hibiscus flowers contain cyanidin, hibisetin, diglucosid, bitter substances, and mucus.

Pharmacological effects owned by hibiscus whom antiviral, anti-inflammatory (anti-inflammatory), antidiuretic, menormalkal menstrual cycle, and shed sputum. Hibiscus flower is also used to treat urinary purulent (gonorrhea), cough and purulent sputum, whooping cough (pertussis), ulcers (furunculus), ulcers in the child's head, ulcers (ulcustripicum), dysentery, irregular menstruation (irregular menstruation), urinary tract infection, vaginal discharge (leucorrhoea), launch period (emenagog), inflammation of the airways (bronchitis), and tuberculosis (TB). In addition, the leaves are used to treat ulcers, fever due to malaria, mumps (parotitis), nosebleeds (epistaxis), inflammation of the skin (dermatitis), catarrh, inflammation of the cornea (conjuctivitis), and inflammation of the intestine (enteritis).

Here are the benefits of Hibiscus Flowers

1. Urine purulent (gonorrhea)
Wash 6 flowers of hibiscus and 15 g bitter (Androgaphis paniculata) then boiled in 600 ml of water until the remaining 300 ml. Strain boiled water and add 1 tablespoon of honey. Drink three times in a day.

2. Cough mucus and bleeding cough
Rinse 2 other hibiscus flowers knead. Brewed with 400 ml of hot water, then cover the dish overnight. Strain the water the next day, add the honey and drink in the morning before eating.

3. Whooping cough (pertussis), inflammation of the airways (bronchitis)
Rinse 2 flowers of hibiscus, then milled until smooth. Add 100 ml of warm water and a little salt, then squeeze. Strain and drink the juice twice a day with the same dose.

4. Malaria Fever
Boil 50 g of hibiscus leaves, 1/2 leaves of papaya (Carica papaya), and 10 g of British salt (sulfas magnesicus) with 1/2 liter of water to boiling. Drink boiled water while still in warm.

5. Mumps (parotitis)
Rinse and 30 g of leaves or flowers of hibiscus, then boiled with 400 ml of water until the remaining 200 ml. Strain the cooking water and drink three times a day with the same dose.

6. Urinary tract infections
Boil 15 g of root hibiscus, 25 g meniran (Phyllanthus urinary L), and 30 g of bitter (his Androqap panleulata) in 600 ml of water until the remaining 300 ml. Strain the water boiled, then drink twice a day.

7. Female Whitish
Boil 15 g of hibiscus, 15 g of chicken's comb (Celosia cristata L.), and 30 g of fresh pomegranate skin or ig skin dry pomegranate (Punica granaturn L.) in 500 ml of water until the remaining 200 ml. Strain the water boiled, then drink twice a day.

8. Smooth menstruation and tackle irregular menstruation
Rinse 3 bud of hibiscus flowers, others milled until smooth. Add 150 ml of lukewarm water and white rice vinegar to taste. Filter the water, then drink two to three times a day each 100 ml.

9. Nosebleeds (epistaxis)
Boil 30 dried hibiscus flowers with 500 nil of water until the remaining 200 ml. Strain the cooking water and drink twice a day.

10. Inflammation of the lining of the eye fastening (conjunctivity)
Boil 30 g of root hibiscus with 400 ml of water until the remaining 200 ml. Strain the water boiled and then drunk.

Alternatively, boil 15 g of hibiscus leaves in 400 ml of water until the remaining 200 ml. Strain the water boiled and drunk while still in warm.

11. Inflammation of the intestine (enteritis)
Boil 25 g of hibiscus and 50 g bitter (Androgaphis paniculata) in 600 ml of water until the remaining 300 ml. Strain the water boiled, then drink twice a day.

12. Thrush (aphthae)
30 g brewed hibiscus leaves with 100 ml of boiling water for 15 minutes. Once cool, strain the boiled water and drink three times a day with the same dose.

13. Tuberculosis (TB)
Wash 3 hisbiscus flowers shoes and 30 g purslane (Portukzca oleracea L), then milled until smooth and add 100 ml of hot water. Strain and drink the water steeping three times a day along with 1 tablespoon of honey, each with the same dose.


Warning; Pregnant women are forbidden to drink a decoction of this medicinal plant.

Each treatment is done on a regular basis. For severe disease, still consult with your doctor. Contact Herbal Specialist before.

That the Benefits Flower Shoes. If you have any suggestions or criticisms, please feel free to submit here. If there are other benefits that have not been listed here, please leave a comment below, may be useful for you.
Efficacy of cendana plants

Efficacy of cendana plants

Tumbuhan/Pohon cendana (bahasa) or sandalwood (Santalum album Linn)
Family: Spermatophyta
Chemical properties: This herb is rich with the known chemical constituents among others - fly oil.
Pharmacological effects: nature - fragrant, anti-inflammatory, anti-dysentery, emenagogum.
Part of plant used: Wood, leather and oil.
Method of cultivation: Expand the plant by seed, cuttings and grafting, easy maintenance, basic fertilizer and enough water and light.
Plants annual tree sandalwood is very useful and widely grown in Indonesia. sandalwood has been used as building materials, furniture, craft or crafts, works of art, to the beads. However, behind the benefits of sandalwood which has been known since ancient times earlier, sandalwood plant is actually beneficial also for health. Yup! Helpful herbs for therapeutic treatment using sandalwood plants.

The plant has the Latin name of sandalwood Santalum album Linn. In Indonesia alone, sandalwood is known by several names, depending on their respective regions, such as: Kai Salun, Hau Meni, Ai Kamenil, Hadana, Ai Nitu, Wasu Fund, Haju Mangi, Bong Meuni. Cedana Wood is a plant belonging to the family of the order Santalaceae and Loranthaceae. Sandalwood has two types, namely: red sandalwood and white sandalwood. Red sandalwood less fragrant and less good quality, so it is not very salable in world timber trade. Manifold red sandalwood grows in many areas Funan and India, while the assorted white sandalwood crop, widely grown in East Nusa Tenggara region, namely the island of Flores, Sumba, Alor, Solor, Adonara, Lomblen, Pantar, Timor, Rote and Sabu.


Efficacy and Benefits of Sandalwood Plants
Sandalwood is a semi-parasitic plants which obtain food from its host tree through the roots which are connected via haustori. Plants are used as parent plants sandalwood many kinds, not just menginangkan old sandalwood plants. Plants are used as the host usually: Acacia, Albasia, Dalbergia, Inga, Pongamia, and Reed. Sandalwood plants can be grown in areas that clearly the climate differences between the rainy season and dry season. Sandalwood is also very often grow in an area full of rocks or volcanic rocks that transmit the flow of water. Sandalwood plants can grow in the plains with an altitude of 1,500 meters above sea level.

Sandalwood tree can grow to a height of 11-15 meters with a diameter of 25-30 cm. The stem is round and the skin is grayish-brown to red-brown. Branch started in the bottom half of the tree. Primary branches very irregular, often crooked and many branches. stems tend to grow hanging the chart below. Sandalwood leaves opposite each other, elliptical to lanceolate shape (oval) with two pointy ends.

Besides often used as a raw material and building crafts, sandalwood can also be used as a medicinal herb. The part that is usually used as a drug is wood, leather and sandalwood oils from plants. Sandalwood has anti-inflammatory properties, anti-dysentery, emenagogum (cleaning menstruation). Here is how to make herbal remedies for menstrual blood purge of sandalwood plants:

- Provide sandalwood skin
- Enough hot water
- Grind until smooth leather sandal
- Makers of fine sandalwood powder with hot water
- Wait a while until the water changes color
- Then strain the water to separate the powder residue
- Drink the filtered water sandalwood
- Do this several times over several days until the menstrual blood is really clean.
That's how to make herbal medicines from plants sandalwood, may be useful and more healthy!
More health with alang-alang

More health with alang-alang

Alang-alang is very common in the Indonesian region, alang-alang or (Imperata cylindrica (L) Beauv.var.mayor (Nees) CEHubb)
Family: Gramineae or Poaceae.
Alang-alang (Imperata cylindrical (L.) Beauv.var.mayor <Nees>), Stature: herbs, grass, edging, 30-180 cm tall. Trunk: rhizome, creeping underground stems forming an inflorescence erect, dense, sparse hair on his book. Leaves: single, base close to each other, strands; ribbon-shaped, sharp pointed tip, straight, coarse, sparse hair, size 12-80 cm. x 35-18 cm.

Flowers: composition compound compound grains, somewhat tapered, 6-28 cm long, each branch has two ears, branches 2.5-5 cm long, 1-3 mm flower stalks, gluma 1; ciliated end, veins 3-6, Lemma 1 (chaff); wide ovoid, short cilia 1.5-2.5 mm. Lemma 2 (chaff); elongated, tapered 0.5-2.5 mm. Palea (Husk); 0.75 to 2 mm. Stamens: anthers 2.5-3.5 mm, yellowish white or purple. Pistil: quill-shaped anthers. Fruit: type of rice. Seeds: elliptic, 1 mm long.

Flowering time: January to December. Regional distribution,

Habitat and Cultivation: In Java grows at altitudes up to 2700 m above sea level, in the areas of open or half-closed; marshes; in soil with good aeration; the depleted areas opened; on the banks of the river; extensive secondary forest; burned areas; as a weed in cultivation; gardens and plantations. This plant can affect the cultivation of other crops, because of the relatively high sodium needs.

Multiplication: multiply by itself. Every moment rhizomes harvested from mature plants. Rhizome good pale, sweet and cool taste. Reeds can cause a decrease in soil pH. The magnitude of the decrease in pH and barriers to the process of nitrification showed a positive correlation with the growth of weeds

Parts used for medical drugs is the root. In fact, its roots can be used to lower the temperature, launched urine, stop bleeding, and as a remedy for nose bleeding, vomiting blood, gonorrhea (gonorrhea), hepatitis, kidney infections. The study found that reeds containing mannitol, glucose, malic acid, citric acid, coixol, arundoin, silindrin, fernerol, simiarenol, anemonin, achine, alkali, saponins, taninin, and polyphenols.

Pharmacological Effects: The taste is sweet and cool properties, anti-pyretic (decrease heat), diuretics (urine laxative), hemostatic (stop bleeding), entered the median lung, stomach and small intestine.

Composition:
Roots: metabolites have been found in the roots of reeds consists of arundoin, fernenol, isoarborinol, silindrin, simiarenol, kampesterol, stigmasterol, ß-sitosterol, scopoletin, skopolin, p-hidroksibenzaladehida, catechol, chlorogenic acid, isoklorogenat acid, p-kumarat, neoklorogenat acid, acetic acid, oxalic acid, malic acid-d, citric acid, potassium (0.75% of dry weight), a large amount of calcium and 5-hydroxytryptamine. From the results of other studies on root and leaf was found five kinds of derivatives are derivative of flavonoid 3 ', 4',7-trihydroxy flavones, 2 ', 3'-dihydroxy-6-hydroxy kalkon and flavanols. A flavonoid derived class might include flavones, flavonols substituted on the 3-0H, flavanones or isoflavones contained in the soluble fraction of ethyl acetate extract of the roots of weeds. In the fraction of water-soluble extract of the roots of weeds class of flavonoids found no free OH groups, flavones, flavonols substituted on the 3-0H, flavanones, or isoflavones.

Plant part used: Roots, rhizomes (leaves) and flowers. can be used fresh or dried.

Method of cultivation:
Rhizomes or roots stay. This plant is very easy to grow and are everywhere around us. Is a wild plant and lead as weeds. It grows wild in the street, in the fields and in the woods. These herbs include chronic herb, may reach a height of 180 cm. Solid bars, rare books haired. Ribbon-shaped leaves, green, rough leaf surface. Inflorescence in the form of grain, color white, flowers located at the top is the perfect flowers and is located below the barren flowers. Flowers easily blown by the wind.

Rhizome: skin softener; urine laxative, blood purifier, appetite enhancer, stop bleeding. in addition, it can be used also in the treatment efforts venereal diseases (gonorrhea, blood urine, lion king), kidney disease, wounds, fever, high blood pressure and neurological disease. All parts of the plant are used as animal feed, paper materials, and for the treatment of ringworm. BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PHARMACOLOGY Infuse and reed rhizome as a diuretic effect, on the basis of an increase in the concentration of electrolytes (Na, K, Cl) white male mouse urine. Giving infusion roots of the weeds with a dose of 40, 50, 60, 70 g / kg antipyretic effect on the guinea pig. Reed flower infusion at a concentration of 10% at a dose of 12 ml / kg antipyretic effect is relatively similar to paracetamol suspension 10% in pigeons. Clinical trials: Dekokta roots of the weeds with a dose of 250-300 g, 2 times morning and evening to cure 27 cases of 30 patients with acute nephritis. In chronic nephritis, herbaceous weeds can reduce edema and lower blood pressure. Dekokta herbs 250 g in the singular or in combination with the rhizome and leaves of Nelumbo nucifera and Agrimonia pilosa leaves can treat epistaxis (nosebleed), hemoptysis (coughing up blood), hematuria (blood urine), menorrhagia, and upper gastrointestinal bleeding. In addition it was also reported that the roots of the weeds dekokta can be effective for the treatment of acute viral hepatitis in 28 cases; usually used together with Plantago asiatica, Glechoma longituba and Artemisia capillaris buds. Toxicity: On the use of the rules, practically non-toxic. Dfinginkan effects: Dizziness, nausea, an increase curiosity bowel movements, occasionally occur in clinical use. Pharmaceutical Technology: Cellulose leaf weeds absorption of water has a relatively well in the manufacture of tablets are printed directly.

The traditional recipe:

1. Urinary Tract Infections and Urinary Slightly

When suffering from a urinary tract infection, you should immediately consult a doctor. This herb can be used as an alternative medicine in addition to treatment of a doctor.
Remedy:
Reed Rhizome 6 grams
Key rhizome pepet 5 grams
Java Tea Leaves 4 grams
Water 115 ml

How to manufacture:
Brewed, made ​​by infusion or pill.

How to use:
Drink 1 a day, each time drank 100 ml.
For the form of pills taken 3 times a day 9 pill.

Duration of treatment:
Repeated for 14 days.

2. Nosebleeds, Blood Urine, Blood and Vomiting.
When suffering from vomiting blood urine or blood, you should immediately consult a doctor. This herb can be used as an alternative medicine in addition to treatment of a doctor.

Remedy:
Reed Rhizome 6 grams
6 grams of fresh leaves of spoon
Andong fresh leaves 2 strands
Water 110 ml

How to manufacture:
Brewed, crushed, made ​​by infusion or pill.

How to use:
Drink 2 times a day, morning and evening, every times drinks 100 ml. (for infusion). To its water taken 2 times a day, morning and evening, every time you drink one fourth cup. For pills taken 3 times a day 9 pill.

Duration of treatment:
Repeated until healed.