Anong Halamang Gamot ang Natatandaan Ninyong Ginagamit ng mga matatanda .......... Philippines

ok, try ko yung kangkong if effective ha........ kasi yung papaya di masyado effective sa akin...........

My Granny use these plants for various ailmenst as follows:

Gatas-Gatas Plant (Milk herb/Euphorbia hirta L. )  – for Asthma and small cuts or scratches.

For Asthma – Roll in a piece of paper the pounded and dried leaves of gatas-gatas plant ,  then smoke or inhale like cigar.

 

For minor cuts or scratches – Pound the leaves and applied to affected areas.

 

Gumamela – (Pigsa, Beke, at bukol), Bronchitis, Cough, Red Eyes (sore eyes)

 

Pigsa – Pound 4 pcs of fresh flowers and apply on affected parts. Change it daily until it heals.

 

Bronchitis -  Rinse with running water then dip or immerse a gumamela flower in a boiled water for about 15 minutes.  Filter the water and drink when cold.

 

Cough – Same as in bronchitis.

 

Sore Eyes – Boil a clean roots of gumamela, let the water boil continuously for about 16 minutes. Then filter the water and cool it. Use the water to wash/rinse affected eye.

 

Ikmo leaves – Para sa kabag

 

Kabag – Spread oil (cooking oil) over the leaf and heat it on fire or naked flame, place it over patient’s stomach while still warm but not so hot.

 

Ipil-Ipil (Lead Tree/Leucaena glauca)– for worms

 

Bulate – pulverize or powder the dried and grown-up (adult) seeds.

For 7-10 y.o. -  ¼ tsp of the powdered seeds, mix it with condensed milk or take it together with water.

For 11-15 y.o – ½ tsp of powdered seeds,  take  it same as in above procedure.

Adult -  1 tsp , 2 hours after breakfast or lunch.

 

 

Kakawati or Madre Kakaw – For itchy skin or rheumatism.

 

Itchy Skin – Wash and Pound or chop plenty leaves and squeeze the juice on itchy skin.

 

Rheumatism – Place on the affected joints or parts the pounded leaves.  Keep it in place by using gauze or piece of cloth.

 

Ikmo leaves Para sa kabag

ano po itsura nito?

Alugbati para sa mga anemic. lagundi sa ubo. Dahon ng bayabas pang disinfectant sa sugat. Dahon ng tuba-tuba para sa pilay..Ayy nakalimutan ko na yung iba..

ewan ko kung meron ng nagsuggest neto. banaba leaves drinks for diabetes.

http://www.medicalhealthguide.com/articles/banaba.htm

Ang dahon ng Ikmo, just click this link: (hindi ko siya ma-print dito)

  http://stuartxchange.com/Ikmo.html

 

Message appended on September 19, 2011 01:35PM

Kamatsili – For diarrhea 

Diarrhea – Boil a piece bark from the tree for 5 minutes. Filter and drink the water once it cools off.

 

 

Lagundi (Five-leaf chaste tree/Vitex negundo ) – For headache, fever, cough, and wounds.

Headache – Pound 4 pieces of fresh leaves then place over forehead .

Fever – Boiled 6 pieces of dried leaves (10 pcs for fresh leaves) in a glass of water for 16 minutes continuous boiling or until the water reduced into half glass.

 

Adult – drink ½ glass of water.

2-5 y.o. – 3 teaspoon

6-9 y.o. – 2 tablespoon

10 above – 3 tbsp every 4 hours.

Cough – Same procedure as in fever.

  

Lantana or Katuray(Corkwood Tree/Sesbania grandiflora) – For Fever, rheumatism, and wounds.

 

Fever – Boil small piece of tree bark or dip 4 pieces of leaves in a boiled water (just or newly boiled) then drink this as your tea.

 

Rheumatism – Pound 15 pcs of fresh leaves and add few drops of cooking oil. Put to heat through slight/small fire. Then placed on ailing parts while a little bit hot (when heat is bearable). Do this whenever necessary or before bedtime.

 

Wounds – Pound the leaves and place it on the wounds. Keep it in place by a piece of cloth.

 

 

Luya  (Ginger/Zingiber officinale Rose) – for Sore-throat, stomach discomfort, scratches/slight wounds, Rheumatism.

 

Scratches – Pound a pice of ginger and applied the juice on affected parts.

 

Stomach Discomfort – Squash or crush a piece of ginger and bring it to a boil for 16 minutes. Drink this water (salabat) while still warm.

 

Sore-throat – Same as stomach discomfort or cut  small piece and chew it.

 

Rheumatism – Grill a piece of ginger, crush/squash and mix few drops of cooking oil and apply to affected parts.

 

 

Mais (Corn/Zea mays)– For Pissing (urinate).

 

Pissing – Boil a handful of corn hair or 5 pieces adult corncob (magulang na busal) on a four glasses of water for 16 minutes or until the boiling water becomes 2 glasses. Filter and drink the remaining water at 1/3 of a glass, 3 times daily.

 

 

Malunggay  (Bean Oil Tree/Moringa oleifera) – For constipation, rheumatism, and wounds.

 

Constipation – Eat malungay leaves or malunggay fruit as a vegetable.

 

 

Rheumatism – Roast a handful of malunggay seeds (adult/magulang) on a frying pan (no oil) till toasted (like a cooffe bean or rice coffee). Pound the seeds and mix with coconut oil. Apply to affected parts before breaktime.

 

Wounds – Pound a handful of fresh malunggay leaves or half cup of grinded bark (tree bark), mix with few sterilized water and apply to wounds.

  

Manga (Mango/Mangifera indica) – For Cough and Diarrhea

 

Cough – Dip young leaves of mango in a newly boiled water. Drink like a tea when warm.

 

Diarrhea – Boil two tbsp of chopped bark or 4 tbsp of chopped seed (seed flesh only, seed shell not included) in a two glasses of water for 16 minutes or until one glass of water is remaining. Filter and cool it off,  Drink ¼ glass 3 times daily.

 

 

ok sir thanks yan pala yun, pero madalang ata may tanim ng ganyang halaman.........

dahon ng balbas pusa - sakit sa bato

dahon ng bayabas at aratilis - sakit ng tyan, pagtatae

dahon ng kamyas - sa kati at lamig sa katawan

dahon ng atsuete - pantapal sa rayuma

dahon ng lagundi - ubo

 

Carrot  

• Body cleanser, and is a medication for kidney problems
• Treatment for cough and chest pains
• Anti-inflammatory and antiseptic function helps solve burns, ulcer and infected wounds

 

 

Preparation & Use:

• Boil with milk, and drink for cough
• Poultice of carrots may be applied to infected wounds and to the chest, in case it is going to be used to aid in an individual’s chest pains
• Ground seeds of the plant may be taken as tea, in order to increase urine flow

oregano po ang natatndaan kong gamit sa ubo

Medyo wild kasi yan, pero makakabili ka nyan sa Quiapo church areas or vicinity, likewise in monumento under Lrt.

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natatandaan ko dahon ng bayabas sabi ng lolo ko epektib 'to sa lahat ng sugat.

Kung gusto nyong makita ang itsura o larawan ng halamang nasa listahan, i-click nyo lang ang scientific name nya sa bandang kanan, at makikita nyo ang pic pati mga detalye tungkol sa halaman na yan.

 

 

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heheh, galing, salamat po doc...........

Dating gawi, just click the scientific name of the plant to its pic and other details:

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Message appended on September 19, 2011 07:45PM

 

Eczema herbal remedy-five herbal plants, relieve your eczema symptoms

You need a break from drugs and their side effects, then can try be eczema herbal remedy, your best bet.  It is always best to meet with a focus on the treatment of your condition from the inside to the outside eczema.  Here, five natural eczema are herbal remedies that can help to clarify your skin.

Aloe Vera

 

Aloe Vera plant has been used for centuries for a variety of skin conditions, including burns and dryness.  In fact probably see it as an ingredient in your favorite skin care product.  Why, is Aloe Vera an effective treatment of eczema and herbs?  On the one hand contains Aloe Vera complex sugar called polysaccharide, which naturally moisturize and hydrate the skin.  Aloe helps also kill bacteria, as well as the availability of oxygen in the skin cells to increase.  Aloe Vera is also ideal for soothing irritated skin and prevent future infections.

 

For many current products, the Aloe Vera included, but the best source is from the plant itself.  To use, simply a sheet from the plant and the gel cut to directly apply the skin.  Over time, helps Aloe Vera, reduce eczema and improve the overall quality of the skin.

Turmeric

 

Turmeric is a powerful Indian herb that is used for both cooking and medicine.  Curcumin, the active ingredient in turmeric, is an anti-inflammatory agent that can help to reduce histamine production in the body.  Turmeric contains also antioxidant properties that help the skin retain a youthful appearance.

 

Turmeric as a herbal remedy for eczema can be used internally and externally.  Turmeric spice is accessible in almost every grocery store and add to your meals can prove to be beneficial.  Alternatively, you can find turmeric as a supplement in health food stores.  Create a topical treatment turmeric powder by a paste mix.  Turn the paste to the affected areas and with warm water to rinse.

Chamomile

 

Chamomile is one of the most popular herbal eczema treatments.  The German and Roman Chamomile varieties are known to the most common plants Germain Chamomile is the most common plant uses a eczema herbal remedy.  Chamomile contains a compound called alpha-Bisabolol, anti-inflammatory and anti-itching ingredient.

 

Chamomile is a topical treatment and can be found in essential oils and Herb form.  Chamomile oil, diluted with a carrier oil such as almond, can be applied directly to the skin.  Adding Chamomile can be added to a warm bath, itching and inflammation herbs or flowers.

Witch Hazel

 

Originating from North America, is a potent herb, Witch Hazel for conditions such as hemorrhoids and cold sores is between was used.  Witch Hazel is also a good eczema natural remedy, because of its astringent and anti-inflammatory properties.

 

Tea is a very popular way for the management of Witch Hazel. Add to create a witch hazel tea you 2 to 3 grams Witch Hazel leaves boiling water for about 15 minutes. Witch Hazel tea can be taken two or three times a day. See Witch Hazel in liquid form at any drug store.  In bottles Witch Hazel problem areas can also be applied on eczema.

Rosemary

 

Rosemary is one of the best eczema natural remedy due to the antiseptic and antioxidant properties.  Rosemary is known for reducing inflammation of the skin and stimulating blood circulation.  Rosemary has a powerful aroma, which helps relieve stress.

 

Rosemary is available as an essential oil, oil capsules and teas.  The best way to use Rosemary for eczema is by you a few drops of oil bath and soak.  You can also decide to use topical creams and/or detergents which has Rosemary as an ingredient.  Rosemary is also an Leonurine irritant, so it should be avoided during pregnancy.

Before you take the herbal remedies for eczema, use the run a skin patch test for any allergic reactions to check.  You should consult your physician first, before any eczema trying herbal remedy method.

 

Chamomile, yan has a very relaxing scent...........

Chamomile - hindi pa ako nakakita nyan, ano ba and scent nyan, parang visk vapor rub ba?

By the way nasa page 7 na tayo ay sana makatulong ito para ma-inform ang mga kasulit natin regarding sa itsura at medicinal properties ng mga ito.

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 Just click on the scientific name of the plant to see its usage and photo.

Chamomile, yan has a very relaxing scent...........
di pa ako nakakita ng actual nyan, pero yung scent ng mga oil or baby powder mabango talaga.......

yung barley miracle grass nga kung tawagin kung malalang sakit nagagamot yung mga pangkaraniwan pa kaya diba

@ Sis Aimee - May bago tayo, charmomile health benefits. Hahaha, nakakatuwa, ang dami nating natutunan na hindi natin natutunan sa school. Manzanilla pala ito. hehehe

@ xnex150 - correct ka dyan.

 

Chamomile tea benefits have been widely acknowledged and recognized for centuries.

Chamomile tea comes from herb Matricaria recutita, also known as manzanilla. Its flowers

and leaves have been brewed for centuries and drank as a fragrant and flavorful tea.

Chamomile tea's reputation as a medicinal tea shows little signs of abatement.

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Just click on the scientific names to get the picture and other info of the plant.

 

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Chamomile tea has been regarded as a medicinal cure-all. It had been considered a universal remedy by the ancient Egyptians.

Now, researchers in England have found new evidence that the chamomile tea may actually help relieve a wide range of health

ailments, including colds and menstrual cramps.

The researchers have found that drinking chamomile tea was associated with a significant increase in urinary levels of hippurate (breakdown products of certain plant-based compounds) and glycine (an amino acid). The presence of those components appear to contribute to the following Chamomile Tea Benefits: Chamomile tea boosts the immune system and fight infections associated with colds Chamomile tea relieves muscle spasms and menstrual cramps in women Chamomile tea relaxes the nerves Chamomile tea soothes the stomach Chamomile tea reduces inflammation Chamomile tea improves liver function Chamomile tea helps relieve back pain Chamomile tea helps relieve rheumatism Levels of both hippurate and glycine remained elevated for up to two weeks after the study participants stopped drinking the tea, indicating that the compounds may remain active for quite some time, according to the researchers.