Showing posts with label herbal remedies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label herbal remedies. Show all posts

Thursday, June 18, 2015

Herbal Medicine for Insect Bites

Herbal Medicine for Insect Bites - Bites or insect stings can cause several types of injuries, even cause poisoning, for example bite centipedes, spiders, ants and bees (wasps). If stung by an insect, which must be done is to clean the wound, issuing organ insects (stinger) is left in the skin, and neutralize poison insects.
Herbal Medicine for Insect Bites


Symptoms and signs

Ant bites are generally painless and redness of the skin and bring an allergic reaction.
Spider bites cause pain and itching when stung. Several hours later arise tiny blisters on the skin and in the surrounding raised red spots. In people who are sensitive, often accompanied by dizziness, nausea, and vomiting.
Bee stings cause a feeling of heat and pain. Up to 100 bee stings or more can lead to death.

Herbal Medicine for Insect Bites

Treatment
Bee stings should not be revoked because of the poison can be pushed into the skin.
Perform massage the skin around the sting that poisonous stinger embedded in the skin can be removed.
To reduce pain, compress with ice water.
To prevent allergic reactions, give antihistamine pills.

Recipe #1 (External Use)
Fresh Andrographis paniculata (Sambiloto; ind) leaf sufficiently.
Tobacco sufficiently.
Blend all ingredients until smooth.
Stick to the wound, then bandaged with gauze. Do it 2-3 times a day.

Recipes #2 (External Use)
15 leaves of neem.
Rinse and neem leaves, boiled with 400 cc of water to the boil.
After boiled water cools, use water to compress the wound. Do it three times a day.

Recipe #3 (External Use)
Basil leaves sufficiently.
Strobilanthes crispus Leaves sufficiently.
Rinse all ingredients and blend.
Stick it on the skin that sting and bandaged with gauze. Do it 2-3 times a day.

Recipe #4 (External Use)
Garlic sufficiently.
Garlic puree, paste on insect bite wound.
Bandaged with gauze.
Do it three times a day.

Recipes #5
15 g dry Taraxacum officinale or Dandelion
10 g of dried Andrographis paniculata (Sambiloto; ind)
Rinse all the ingredients, boiled with 600 cc of water until the remaining 300 cc, then strain.
Drink 2 times a day.

Hopefully the information about Herbal Medicine for Insect Bites, which we write in this blog can be beneficial to you.

Thursday, November 3, 2011

Tea as Herbal remedies

Other than as a beverage, tea also has many benefits as herbal remedies. Type of tea: green tea, red tea, black tea, jasmine tea.
Substances contained in medicinal plants herbal tea: polyphenol compounds, amino acids, caffeine and minerals.
Tea as Herbal remedies


Tea plants (Camellia sinensis) is a tropical plant that grows to a height of about 200-2000 meters above sea level. Until now there are 1500 types of tea which consists of 25 countries. Tea tree must be diligent to be trimmed to a height of not more than 1 meter, trimmed about every 4-5 months in order to rejuvenate back the leaves. Tea tree reaches a height of 9 meters for Chinese tea and tea java. While the types of tea asamica reach 12-20 meters. 


Efficacy of tea as Herbal remedies:
Reduce the risk of Heart Blood Vessel Blockage (Atherosclerosis): In general when compared to polyphenol content between chocolate, red wine and tea polyphenol content of tea is second only to chocolate. Black tea polyphenols such as theaflavins and thearubigin contained in steeping tea leaves can prevent the oxidation of low-density lipoproteins (LDL) or commonly known as bad fat. Oxidized LDL is easily attached to the walls of blood vessels that cause constriction. If this condition continues, it may occur heart attack. While similar compounds found in green tea is the Epi-Gallocatechin Gallate.


Cancer prevention herbs: Based on epidemiological studies, consumption of tea was beneficial for preventing cancer, including cancers of the skin, lung, colon and breast. Research Feng et al. (2002) states that efficacy tea was probably caused by theaflavin content that can prevent oxidative stress in cells.


Refreshment of the body: the General is known that caffeine makes us fresh / not sleepy, improve concentration and reduce fatigue. Unlike the coffee that has a higher caffeine content, caffeine content of tea about one-third the caffeine content in coffee, which is about 25.5 mg to 34 mg per 170 ml. This moderate caffeine content of tea can be consumed causing more without fear of having difficulty sleeping or symptoms of heart palpitations. Other content contained in tea is the amino acid theanin. Theanin has a relaxing effect and can reduce stress.


Prevent cavities: Consumption of tea helps prevent bacterial growth and formation of acids that cause tooth decay. The mechanism of fluoride in preventing tooth decay is through its ability to react with hydroxyapatite (a mineral element that is widely available in the bone / tooth) or filling the spaces between the mineral. The reaction of fluoride with hydroxyapatite produces fluoroapatit that can strengthen tooth enamel.


Effects for pregnant women: Because tea contains tannins that a compound with iron in the foods they consume become a kind of component that is absorbed by the body, which causes anaemia and iron deficiency in pregnant women and can also cause the fetus to suffer from iron deficiency congenital.


Effects for nursing mothers: Tea can affect the smoothness of the milk. Because tea contains caffeine, so caffeine can enter the baby's body that cause intestinal cramps and baby will cry endlessly.

Note: Look out! Pregnant women and breastfeeding is better not to drink tea.