Ringworm is a fungal infection of the skin that is quite common and contagious and is caused by fungi that live on the upper layer of the skin. The skin, feed on keratin in the skin, and grow in warm, moist areas. The infection causes a circle, with a dark border in the shape of a ring.
Soybeans, probably native to Australia and then established in Asia, have been consumed in China for at least four millennia and are part of the so-called sacred grains, alongside rice, wheat, barley and millet. As a basic element of the Asian diet and cuisine, the phytotherapeutic properties of soy have only recently been rediscovered in the West since the 1990s in herbal medicine, whereas the plant was introduced in Europe in the 17th century.
In Asia and some African countries like Nigeria, this plant is known as a medicine for asthma, bronchitis and respiratory diseases. In West Africa, Euphorbia hirta is mainly known as galactagogue and antidysenteric. It is from its indications that we have been able to verify the action and isolate certain chemical constituents responsible for these uses. Ephorbia hirta is part of the composition of some dilatory bronchial specialties and has already been marketed by a European laboratory as antiamibien. Since 1985, this plant has been listed in the African Pharmacopoeia published by the Organization of African Unity (OAU).
It is a plant widely used in traditional medicine for many indications.The fruits are used to prepare a fermented drink.The barks are used as antidysenteric and the leaves and roots as the antivenoms and Securidaca longepedunculata a universal plant with a medico-magic reputation.
Witch hazel is native to Canada and the eastern United States Today it is commonly found in Europe II grows from marcots or sowing, made in autumn. The leaves are harvested in summer and dried in the shade as quickly as possible Witch hazel has been used since time immemorial by the shamanic doctors of the Indian peoples of North America, who used it to treat many inflammatory problems, for its ability to stop the haemorrhages and to remedy the too abundant rules.
Most plants of the family Gentianaceae are native to the Alps and mountainous regions of the Iberian Peninsula and the Balkans They grow between 700 and 2400 m altitude. Yellow gentian is grown from seedlings or by division its fleshy and robust roots. Victim of its success, the wild species is threatened with extinction, it is protected in some countries.
The queen of the meadow has its origins in Europe. For centuries, it aromatic and decorative virtues. It is thus added uses primarily its this plant to wines, meads, beers. The druids I used to treat and considered sacred, it was supposed to bring good luck and it is found in bridal bouquets of the Middle Ages. Melliferous plant, it was then called bee plant. It was used until the sixteenth century as ornament or aroma and medicinal plant by the healers of the time.
The Cymbopogon citratus is improperly called citronella, like C nardus, which is another variety grown in India, but both plants have the same indications. The leaves are widely used in decoction as a refreshing and digestive drink. On the other hand, the decoction of leaves and roots is widely used as a febrifuge in Africa, but one prefers another species Cymbopogon giganteus.
If you are a man and you have difficulty getting a woman pregnant because after the tests at the hospital your sperm count is too low. Look for this plant in very large quantity, wash cleanly then put them in a mortar to pound, in order to extract the juice, do everything to obtain the juice for 1 Liter. That’s why I said saying to look for a very large quantity. Once the quantity is obtained, start by drinking a small glass of liquor each day until you finish the liter. After that, go back to the hospital to repeat the exams. You will be amazed at the result.
The harpagophytum is native to Central and South Africa, widespread in the Transvaal veldt, it likes in clay and sandy soils, along paths and on uncultivated land, especially when natural vegetation has been cleared Young tubers, which multiply from seed in the spring, are uprooted in autumn and cut into pieces about 2 cm long Tubers constituents which contain the active are separated from the roots because the mixture is likely to neutralize the effectiveness of the plant.
Fennel was already used in antiquity for its many medicinal properties, Hippocrates and Dioscorides prescribed it to women to promote lactation, but also to people who could lose their sight. In China and India, fennel was used In the Middle Ages, Italians cultivated it for its antiseptic and slimming properties, and was also known to be a spell herb able to keep demons away.
Native to the Gulf of Mexico, Baja California, the West Indies and Namibia, the damiana is grown extensively by sowing in the spring, in a hot, humid climate, and leaves are harvested in the summer, when flowering occurs.
Native to southeastern Europe and western Asia, the elm tree grows in temperate regions. It is cultivated by sowing (in spring) or by root division. It prefers moist soils In autumn, we dig up the root, then cut it to dry at high temperature.
The fruit of tamarind is widely used in folk medicine as a laxative.Tip the fruit rid of the epicarp and seeds and mix with water with beverage made of milk and millet flour Fruit pulp is also used as a febrifuge but especially as a refreshing and calming of thirst.