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Lagundi is known for its effectiveness in treating ______ and as a pain medication.
Lagundi is known for its effectiveness in treating ______ and as a pain medication.
wounds
Niyog-niyogan is effective for the elimination of intestinal ______.
Niyog-niyogan is effective for the elimination of intestinal ______.
worms
Sambong is commonly used as herbal medicine for patients with ______ stones.
Sambong is commonly used as herbal medicine for patients with ______ stones.
kidney
The decoction made from Lagundi leaves can be used to relieve ______, colds, and pain.
The decoction made from Lagundi leaves can be used to relieve ______, colds, and pain.
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For skin diseases like eczema and ______, Lagundi leaves should be washed and applied to the affected area.
For skin diseases like eczema and ______, Lagundi leaves should be washed and applied to the affected area.
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Blumea balsamifera is known for treating wounds, cuts, and even acting as an anti-______.
Blumea balsamifera is known for treating wounds, cuts, and even acting as an anti-______.
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Ehretia microphylla, also known as wild tea, can treat skin allergies like eczema and ______.
Ehretia microphylla, also known as wild tea, can treat skin allergies like eczema and ______.
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Pansit-pansitan is effective in treating ______ and gout.
Pansit-pansitan is effective in treating ______ and gout.
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To prepare a decoction for diarrhea using Blumea balsamifera, boil chopped leaves in a glass of water for ______ minutes.
To prepare a decoction for diarrhea using Blumea balsamifera, boil chopped leaves in a glass of water for ______ minutes.
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Peperomia pellucida is known as Ulasimang Bato and is used to treat kidney ______.
Peperomia pellucida is known as Ulasimang Bato and is used to treat kidney ______.
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Study Notes
Scabies Treatment
- Apply treatment twice daily until scabies improves; consult a doctor if symptoms persist.
Lagundi (Vitex negundo)
- Traditionally used in the Philippines for wound treatment and pain relief.
- Leaves alleviate headaches and cleanse ulcers.
- Seeds treat skin diseases, while flowers can heal diarrhea and cholera.
- Dried black fruit relieves intestinal discomfort.
- Roots are used for various medicinal purposes.
- Decoction methods:
- Asthma and cough: Boil raw fruits or leaves in water for 15 minutes.
- Pain and colds: Boil leaves and flowers for a decoction.
- Skin diseases: Clean affected areas with prepared decoction.
Niyog-Niyogan (Quisqualis indica)
- Commonly known as Chinese honeysuckle.
- Effective for deworming, particularly against Ascaris and Trichina.
- Headaches can also be treated with this plant.
- Anti-helminthic: Seeds should be taken 2 hours after supper, repeat dose if necessary. Not recommended for children under 4 years.
Sambong (Blumea balsamifera)
- Wild shrub flourishing in tropical regions.
- Known for treating kidney stones and various ailments such as wounds and rheumatism.
- Uses:
- Diuretic and anti-edema properties.
- Boil chopped leaves in water for medicinal infusion.
Tsaa ng Gubat (Ehretia microphylla)
- Also referred to as wild tea.
- Treats skin allergies including eczema, scabies, and postpartum itchiness.
- Boil leaves for a decoction to address diarrhea and stomach issues.
Ulasimang Bato (Peperomia pellucida)
- Often included in salads, used to treat arthritis, gout, and various ailments.
- Benefits include lowering uric acid levels and antimicrobial properties.
- Boil leaves in water and consume in divided doses throughout the day.
Yerba Buena (Clinopodium douglasii)
- Traditional remedy in the Philippines.
- Acts as an analgesic for various body pains, including those from rheumatism and gout.
- Methods of use:
- Boil leaves for tea to relieve headaches and stomachaches.
- Fresh leaf sap is used as a massage for sore areas.
- Infusion can help with coughs and swollen gums.
Herbal Medicine Guidelines
- Avoid using insecticides on plants to prevent contamination.
- Use a clay pot for preparations and boil without a cover at low heat.
- Utilize the specific part of the plant indicated.
- Follow recommended dosages closely.
- Use only one type of medicinal plant per condition.
- Discontinue use immediately if allergic reactions occur.
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Explore natural treatment methods for scabies and other common ailments using Lagundi and Niyog-Niyogan. This quiz covers traditional uses, preparation methods, and dosages of these medicinal plants. Enhance your knowledge about herbal remedies and their applications in health.
