In many parts of the world, traditional medicine has been used since ancient times for curing so many illnesses.…Click Here To Continue Reading>>
Apart from being more affordable when compared to regular medicine, another interesting advantage of traditional remedies is that its components are easily obtained from natural items in the immediate surroundings.
Plant-based extracts and herbal remedies are rich in a variety of healing substances, often without the side effects of their man-made versions.
For example, aloe vera, turmeric and chamomile are very well…Read Full Story….>>>
appreciated for being able to reduce inflammation, fight microbes and ease pain.
Malaria, an endemic in many regions in Africa can be treated using soursop leaves, clove oil, or neem leaves.
The compound contained in neem leaf has anti-parasitic activity against the plasmodium parasite which causes malaria.
To use, crush neem leaves and extract the juice, then take orally or with a beverage.
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The phytochemical in the leaf, Eugenol, disrupts the cellular membrane of a number of micro-organisms.
It also removes toxins from the body and supports immune function.
To use, boil the leaves in water and drink two to three times daily.
A very popular leaf originating from South America and Brazil is known for its excellent blood boosting properties.
Locally known as Hospital too far, Ewe eje, ogwu obara, this leaf is rich in Iron, Riboflavin and so many vitamins.
It is commonly used as a blood tonic in pregnant women and in treating anaemia. It is known for its ability to restore iron levels in the blood to its normal state in just a short period of use.
Some scholars argue that native medicines are harmful and toxic to patients. There has however been a number of successful treatments associated with its use across the globe.
This is not to say that one should throw caution to the wind and rely on the heavy use of herbs, as long term use of natural herbs can still have adverse effects on the body.
In the end, they are synthesized by the body in similar ways just like their orthodox counterparts.
A health professional familiar in native medicine should be consulted when considering this route of natural healing.
