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EFFICACY DATES

Date palm (Phoenix dactylifera) is a kind of a lot of palm trees planted in the Middle East and North Africa for its fruit can be eaten. Because history to take his the cultivation long ago, its origin is certainly not unknown, but likely this tree originated in the desert oasis in north Africa, and perhaps also in southwestern Asia. Medium-sized tree, about 15-25 meters high, often grow in groups with several trees that came from one same root, but can also grow their own.


Not only delicious eaten, dates also have many benefits. Excerpted from various sources, which contained properties include:

1. If eaten without the skin away, can aid digestion and prevent intestinal inflammation.

2. For breastfeeding women, and iron content in the palm of calcium can increase the quantity of milk.

3. Dates any part to help the formation of blood and bone marrow for breastfed babies.

4. Dates trusted to give additional strength to pregnant women.

5. According to research, palm juice can strengthen the muscles of the uterus, so the delivery process easier. Also reduce bleeding during labor and strengthen organs uterus.

6. It is said that mothers breast-fed infants who consume diligent dates, will grow into a smart kid.

7. Very good to deal with constipation, muscle weakness, fatigue, stress, and aching.

8. Help strengthen memory.

9. Arab women believe dates to refine the skin. Usually with a mixture of other materials used as complementary cosmetic beauty.

10. Levels of potassium found in dates can reduce the risk of stroke and high blood.

11. For patients with cough, can eliminate the sugar content of itching in the throat, and stop the cough.

12. Palm juice is also efficacious to reduce insomnia disease.

13. Dates can increase appetite and sexual abuse.

14. Iron and carbohydrate contained good enough for patients with chronic anemia and lethargic.

15. Contribute to keep warm and improve the brain works.

Not Containing Fat

Dates proved to have a myriad benefits. Protein content and natural sugars are easily digested, so that both the consumption of people who have fasted all day. Potassium is believed to lower high blood pressure and may reduce the risk of stroke. In a date, known as an excellent potassium source for beneficial overcome and reduce fatigue.

Dates are also believed to be the largest contributor to power. Can supply large amounts of calories. Therefore, with dates will open sufficiently. If too much will reduce appetite.

Still talking about the content of dates, nutrition experts say, this fruit also contains potassium. Substance which is very useful to keep a healthy heart and blood vessels. Function mineral make regular heart rate, activates muscle contraction, and stabilize blood pressure.

Dates do not contain fat, but carbohydrates can produce energy (power) high. Once the benefits of dates, so that the Arab women used as formulations to keep the skin smooth. They liked to eat dates, presented to guests as a sign of respect, and also used to complement food.

Olive is a species of palm plants or in the Latin language Phonex dactylifera. Can be eaten as raw or cooked. Generally grown in the plains of the Middle East, including Medina, Egypt, and Tunisia.

Nutrient:
1. Water 22:50 g
2. Energy 275 cal
3. Energy 1151 kj
4. Protein 1.97 g
5. 0.45 g fat
6. Carbohydrates 73.51 g
7. Fiber 7.5 g
8. 1.58 g ash
Mineral:
1. Calcium, Ca 32 mg
2. Iron, Fe 1.15 mg
3. Magnesium, Mg 35 mg
4. Phosphorus, P 40 mg
5. Potassium, 652 mg K
6. Sodium, 3 mg Na
7. Zinc, Zn 0.29 mg
8. Copper, Cu 0.288 mg
9. Manganese, Mn 0.298 mg
10. Selenium, Se mcg 1.9
Vitamins:
1. Thiamin 0.090 mg
2. Riboflavin 0.100 mg
3. Niacin 2.200 mg
4. 0.780 mg Pantothenic
5. Vitamin B-6 0.192 mg
6. Folate 13 mcg
7. Folate, food 13 mcg
8. Vitamin A, 50 IU
9. Vitamin A, RE 5 mcg_RE
10. Vitamin E 0.100 mg_ATE

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INDONEISAN MEDICAL HERBALIST




Indonesia is one of the larges producers of herbal medicines in the world's , but not all people realize that the plants that surround us is a carrier for our health.
In the yard, backyard, in the garden, even in the street of many herbal remedies that we are not aware of.
That's what this site is made, for you who need treatment are natural and healthy even reduce the cost to the hospital.
how many drugs you take out for treatment?, why you do not use first with natural herbal remedies, or even as a primary treatment after the doctor.
But, be careful! not recommended for those who have not so with the knowledge of herbal schools of trying to mix the plants because it can be toxic to you, so we encourage you to consult with experts before starting the drug mix.
good luck and health go back to you.

SAMBILOTO (Andrographis paniculata Ness.)




Synonym:

= Andrographis paniculata, Ness. = Justicia stricta, Lamk. = J.paniculata, Burm. = J.latebrosa, Russ.

Family: Acanthaceae

Description:
Plant Description. Sambiloto grow wild in the open, like in the garden, the river, a rather vacant humid, or in the yard. Grown in lowland until height of 700 m above sea level. Herbaceous plant annuals, height 50 to 90 cm, stems with many branches quadrangular (kwadrangularis) with an enlarged lymph node. Leaves single, short-stemmed, where the deal crossed, lancet shape, base pointed, tapered tip, the edge of the flat, upper surface dark green, light green bottom, length 2 to 8 cm, width 1 to 3 cm. Flowers rasemosa forming a branching panicle, out of. end of the stem or leaf armpits. Tubular lipped flowers; small, purple-stained white color. Ellipse-shaped fruit capsule, long-term ang approximately 1.5 cm, 0.5 cm wide, base, and the sharp end, when cooking will be broken into 4 pieces Seeds flattened, small, light brown color. Propagation by seed or stem cuttings.

Growing Conditions Climate ·
  1. Elevation: 1 m - 700 m above sea level · Annual Rainfall: 2000 mm - 3000 mm / year · Month wet (above 100 mm /month): 5 months - 7 months · month dry (below 60 mm / month): 4 months - 7 months · air temperature: 250 C - 320 C · Humidity:'m · irradiation:'m
  2. Land · Texture: sandy · Drainage: well · ground water depth: 200 cm - 300 cm from the ground · rooting depth: 25 cm above the ground · acidity (pH): 5.5 to 6.5 · Fertility: moderate - High Guidelines plant
  • Land · processing Make planting holes measuring 25 cm x 25 cm x 25 cm
  • Preparation of seedlings· Seedlings in a plastic bag.
  • Planting · seed planted in the planting hole that has been provided with a spacing of 1.5 mx 1.5 m

Local Name:
Oray ki, ki peurat, takilo (Sunda). lote, sadilata, sambilata,; takila (Java). pepaitan (Sumatra).; Chuan xin lian, yi jian xi, Ian he lian (China), tam xuyen lien; cong cong (Vietnam). kirata, mahatitka (India / Pakistan).; Creat, Green chiretta, halviva, kariyat (UK).;

Curable Disease:

Hepatitis, biliary tract infections, basiler dysentery, typhoid, diarrhea,; influenza, inflammation of the tonsils (tonsillitis), lung abscess, malaria,; Inflammation of the lungs (pneumonia), inflammation of the airways (bronchitis),; Inflammation acute kidney (pyelonephritis), inflammation of the middle ear (OMA),; Inflammation of the appendix, toothache, fever, gonorrhea (gonorrhea),; Diabetes (diabetes mellitus), pulmonary tuberculosis, skrofuloderma,; whooping cough (pertussis), shortness of breath (asthma), leptospirosis, ; high blood (hypertension), leprosy (Hansen Morbus = leprosy),; Poison mushrooms, cassava, seafood,; Cancer: trophoblast disease, pregnancy wine (hydatidiform mole),; malignant trophoblast (trophoblastic tumor), lung tumors .;

Utilization:
PART USED
Herba. Harvested when the plants begin flowering. After being washed, cut and dried as needed.

INDICATIONS:
This sambiloto potent herbs to overcome:
  • Hepatitis, biliary tract infections,
  • Basiler dysentery, typhoid, diarrhea, influenza, tonsillitis (tonsillitis), lung abscess, pneumonia (pneumonia), inflammation of the airways (bronchitis), acute kidney inflammation (acute pyelonephritis), inflammation of the ear middle (OMA), appendicitis, toothache,
  • Fever, malaria,
  • Gonorrhea (gonorrhea),
  • Diabetes mellitus (DM),
  • Pulmonary TB, skrofuloderma, an rej cough (pertussis), shortness of breath (asthma),
  • High blood pressure (hypertension),
  • Leper (Morbus Hansen = leprosy),
  • Leptospirosis,
  • Poisoned mushrooms, cassava, seafood,
  • Cancer: trophoblastic diseases such as wine pregnancy (hydatidiform mole) and malignant trophoblastic disease (trophoblastic tumor), and lung tumors.

HOW TO USE:
Dried herbs as much as 10 to 20 g of boiled or dried herbs finely ground into a powder and brewed, drink or 3 to 4 times a day, 4 to 6 tablets. For cancer treatment, used intravenous fluids, injections or tablets. For external use, fresh herbs and then boiled the water used to wash or soft ground and affixed to the sick, such poisonous snake bites, itching, or ulcers.

EXAMPLE OF USAGE:
1. Typhoid
Sambiloto fresh leaves as much as 10 to 15 pieces boiled with 2
water glass until remaining 1 glass. After chilling filtered, add
honey to taste and drink as well. Do it 3 times a day.

2. Basiler dysentery, diarrhea, inflammation of the airways, pneumonia
Dried herbs as much as 9 to 15 g boiled in 3 cups of water until
remaining 1 cup. After chilling filtered. drinking 2 times a day, each 1 / 2 cup.

3. Dysentery
Herbs fresh purslane (Portulaca oleracea) of 500 g evaporated
for 3 - 4 minutes, then crushed and pressed. Juice of
dry powder collected sambiloto added as much as 10 g
, stirring frequently. The mixture was then drunk, 3 times a day
each 1 / 3 part.

4. Influenza, headache, fever
Sambiloto dry powder of 1 g was consumed with a cup of water
heat. After a cold drink at the same time, do 3 to 4 times a day.

5. Fever
Sambiloto leaves 1 handful of fresh ground. Add
1 / 2 cup water, strain and drink as well. Fresh leaves
finely ground can also be used as a poultice of hot bodies.

6. Pulmonary TB
Sambiloto dried leaves ground into powder. Add honey
Average taste, stirring frequently, then made a pill with a diameter of 0.5
cm. This Ialu pill taken with boiled water. Day 2 - 3 times, each
time to drink 15 to 30 pills.

7. Whooping cough (pertussis), high blood
Sambiloto fresh leaves as much as 5 to 7 pieces of brewed with 1 / 2
cup of hot water. Add honey to taste, stirring frequently.
After a cold drink at once. Do it 3 times a day.

8. Pneumonia, mouth ulcers, tonsillitis
Sambiloto herbs dry powder of 3 to 4.5 g was consumed
hot water. Once cool add honey to taste and drink
well.

9. Pharyngitis
Sambiloto fresh herbs as much as 9 g of washed and rinsed with water
mature. Materials are then chewed and swallowed the water.

10. Runny nose (rinorea), middle ear infections (OMA), toothache
Sambiloto fresh herbs as much as 9 to 15 g boiled in 3 cups water
until remaining 1 glass. After chilling filtered, then taken 2 times
day @ 1 / 2 cup. For OMA, fresh herbs are washed and ground
smooth and extorted. The water used for ear drops.

11. Diabetes
Sambiloto fresh leaves as much as 1 / 2 handful of washed and then boiled
with 3 clean water glass until remaining 2 1 / 4 cup. After cold
filtered, then taken after every meal, 3 times a day @ 3 / 4 cup.

12. Gonorrhea
A total of 3 stalks sambilo



HISTORY OF HERBAL MEDICINES

Medical Herbalist


health, that's what all people want ..

but being healthy is not easy, especially in the era now, where most of the drugs from the dangerous chemicals.
before we know the pill, capsule or types of medicines other chemicals, our ancestors knew more potent treatmentand no harmful effect, namely herbal remedies.
they can live up to hundreds of years because they comsumption herbal medicine, there are no harmful effect although there but did not cause death.
Herbal medicine (herbalism) is a traditional medicine or folk medicine based on the use of plants and plant extracts. Herbalism is also known as treatment with respect to the use of plants for treatment, medical herbs, herbal medicine, herbology, and phytotherapy. Sometimes the scope of the drug used plant materials expanded products including mushrooms and bees, minerals, skin / shell-skin / shells and certain animal parts.

HISTORY OF HERBAL MEDICINES

in recorded history, a study on herbal plants, starting at 5.000 earlier in the Sumerians, who has been using herbal plants for treatment purposes, such as laurel, a type of plant fragrance, and hollyhock. The people of Egypt from 1000 BC. known to have used garlic, opium, castor oil, coriander, candy, color / indigo plants, and plant other herbs for treatment. In Ancient documents also mention the use of plants / medicinal herbs, including plant mandrak (poisonous), vetch, a kind of fragrance plant, wheat, barley, and rye.

book on Chinese herbal plants were recorded around the year 200 BC which includes 365 medicinal plants and uses of herbal plants, such problems mentioned included Huang, who introduced efedrina to modern medicine.

The Greeks and the ancient Romans made use of herbs for healing. As stated in the note Hipocrates, especially Galen practice of the Greeks and Romans in herbal medicine to be a reference in the implementation of treatment in the west at a later date. Greek and Roman practices in connection with a drug which, as preserved in the Hippocratic writings, which provided the patterns for later western medicine. Hippocrates advocated the use of simple herbs, such as the air healthy, fresh and clean, rest and proper diet.

While Galen advocated the use of doses of medication mixtures, including plants, animals, and mineral ingredients. The medical experts of the Greeks is the first European to make reference uses of medicinal plants, De Materia Medica.In the first century AD, Dioscorides wrote a summary of more than 500 plants, which become reference materials during the 17th century.
Equally important for medical specialists and experts herbal plants in the nation to find a book from Greece, Theophrastus Historia Plantarum, written in the 4th century.

The use of plants for treatment and other purposes changed little during the Middle Ages. At first the church to frighten the formal practice of medicine and healing preferred through prayer, but many writings of the Greeks and the Romans, writing about the treatment, which preserved texts neatly inside the church monasteries.

Monasteries tend to be local centers of medical knowledge, and their medicinal plants garden provides the raw materials for simple treatment. At the same time, treatment of people in the house at the village herbalist to support the development. Among the developed part is what they call a "wise woman", women who also provides medicinal herbs in addition to spells and incantations. One of the most famous woman in the herb is Hildegard of Bingen, Benedictine nuns from the twelve century, he wrote a book entitled The Causes and Cures.

Medical schools began again in the eleventh century, Galen taught system. At that time, the Arab world is more advanced in science than Europe. Because a culture of trade, Arabs have access to plant crops that come from places as far away as China and India Affairs. Medical translations of classic and herbal medical translated from the east (arab) to the west (Europe). In addition to the university development, herbal medicine people still flourish.

The importance of herbal plants continues in the Middle Ages. It was marked by the publication of hundreds of books on herbs after the discovery of the discovery of printing in the fifteenth century. Theophrastus Historia Plantarum was one of the first book printed and after that continued with the De Materia Medica soon.

Century fifteen, sixteen and seventeen times of great progress for the world of herbal remedies, many of the books available for the first time in English and languages other than Latin or Greek. Herbal book first published in the English language is that Grete Herball unknown author in 1526. Both books are well known in the English language is the Herball or General History of Plants (1597) by John Gerard and The Home Physician Enlarged (1653) by Nicholas Culpeper.

Gerard's book is essentially a translation of the book by Dodoens, herbalist from Belgia and his illustrations came from the way the German people to work in regards to the plant. The original edition contained many errors due to wrong equation of two things, \ traditional medicine with astrology, magic, and fairy tales ridiculed by the doctors at that time. But his book, like the books other herbalist still preferred by many people.

Era of exploration and discovery as the columbus introduced new medicinal plants to Europe. Badianus manuscript describes the use of herbs by the Aztecs who later translated into Latin in the 16th century.

In the second millennium, is the beginning of the decline of herbal remedies. This began with the start known active chemicals such as arsenic, copper sulfate, iron, mercury and sulfur, followed by rapid development of chemical sciences that encourage treatment options using treatment made from chemicals. (chen)