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Cymbopogon Citratus

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.

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The Benefits Of This Miracle Kalanchoe Pinnata

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.

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Foeniculum Vulgare

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.

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Inula Helenium

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.

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Sambucus Nigra

Originally from Central Europe, elderberry is particularly widespread in Switzerland and in all parts of Europe with a mild climate: Asia Minor, Caucasus and Siberia, and has been used for many centuries in medicine for its virtues. It is also appreciated for the taste values of its fruits, since its black berries have been eaten since Roman and Greek times.

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Catharanthus Roseus

Imported plant, Madagascar periwinkle is little used by African traditional healers, it is reported as a decoction antidiabetic, indication for which it was widely used in Madagascar. lt is trying to verify this action that Canadian researchers have discovered the antinitotic action of the aerial parts of this plant, while the root contains an alkaloid responsible for the antihypertensive action.

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Cassia Alata

This plant is used all over Africa in skin conditions and on the other hand it is used internally as a purgative. These are the leaves that are used in applications either as such or after being ground.

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Carduus Marianus

Milk thistle is a spontaneous species spread all over Europe. It is easily propagated and prefers very dry, sunny soils. It is also grown as an ornamental plant. Its seeds are harvested at the end of summer.

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Viburnum Opulus

Viburnum grows in forests, hedgerows and thickets in Europe and eastern North America It is grown by sowing in autumn. The bark of the branches is harvested as strips in the spring. and in summer, during flowering.

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Borreria Verticillata

Borreria verticillata is recognized by traditional healers as anti-leprosy and antifurunculous. In leprosy, we use the whole plant in decoction that we drink or apply to wounds. For boils, we use a paste obtained by pounding the leaves in mortar with oil. For ten years it was believed because of the name of fake-ipeca of the plant in Argentina, that it contained emulsion and cepheline, alkaloids of the plant. A recent study carried out in Dakar showed that alkaloids were new and indole: borrerine and borreverine.

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Khella (Ammi Visnaga)

The khella, aromatic plant with a bitter taste, has more therapeutic than culinary virtues. It is an effective muscle relaxant. It has been used for centuries to relieve the pain caused by kidney stones. Khella is a substance that is effective against spasm and used in asthma medications.

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Echinacea Purpurea

Echinacea is one of the most important medicinal plants, has antibiotic, antibacterial, antiviral properties and stimulates the immune system. lt can prevent and treat infections such as colds and flu and promote the maintenance of skin infections. Echinacea is also a good healing.

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Ageratum Conyzoids

This herb gives off a scent when we crumple the leaves and this explains its use in medico – magic treatments and mental illnesses, it’s also used for eye diseases in instillations, on burns and in pneumonia by rubbing breast.

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