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« on: May 31, 2007, 01:25:11 am »

I came across an article in New Straits Times, one of the daily  english newspapers in Malaysia on medicinal herbs and their therapeutic effects

Pegaga (Asiatic Pennywort
Beleive to preserve a youthful complexion and can be used to treat leprosy, bronchitis, asthma and syphilis.

Kemunting Cina (Periwinkle)
Can be used to treat diabetes, high blood pressure, wasp stings, lung congestion, sore throats and eye infection.

Lime
The juice can be used for premature greying, balding, removing armpit hair and dandraff. A leaf poultice can be used to heal stretch marks after childbirth.

Curry Leaf
The leaf can be eaten raw to treat vomiting. Can be made into a poultice to treat skin eruptions and stings.

Kesum (Spotted Lady's Thumb)
Can be used to relieve indigestion and as a postnatal chilbirth tonic. Its essential oils are used as hair wash to remove dandraff.

Asam Susur (Roselle or Indian Sorrel)
Can be used to relieve hangover. If regularly taken may relieve heart ailments and painful urination.

Mambu (Neem)
Can be used to treat a wide range of ailments, including wounds, sexually transmitted diseases, yeast infection and periodontal diseases.

Tongkat Ali
Used to revitalise sexual health and strength, also lowers blood pressure, reduces sugar level in diabetics and treat rhinitis and stomach disorders.

Kacip Fatimah
Can be used to regulate and ease painful menstrual cycle among young women. Can also be used to firm up breast and abdominal muscles. Also good for relieving dysentry, rheumatism and gonorrhoea.

Kucai (Bunching Onion)
Has many compounds that can lower low-density lipoprotein cholesterol levels and increase high-density lipoprotein cholesterol levels, prevent cancer and stabilise blood sugar levels. The bulb can be used for the treatment of the common cold, abdominal disorders, to drain pus from sores, boils and abscesses.

IF ANYONE OF YOU COME ACROSS ANY SCIENTIFIC STUDIES WHICH SUPPORT OR DISAGREE THE ABOVE STATEMENTS, DO POST HERE. THANK YOU. Smiley
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« Reply #1 on: September 08, 2009, 02:43:19 am »

I'll try one of these stuff, glad to know about that info.  I would definitely share it to my friends.
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