Benefits Mahkota Dewa

This chronic shrubs grow up to the height of 1-2,5 m Stem round, rough surface, the color brown, woody and gummy, simpodial branching. Single leaf, located opposite, short-stemmed, lancet or ellipse shape, a pointed tip and base, flat edge, pertulangan pinnate, smooth, dark green warnya, 7-10 cm long, 2-5 cm wide. Flower out of the year, its location spread in the leaf stem or axillary, tube shape, small, white and fragrant.

Fruit round, 3-5 cm in diameter, smooth, grooved, when the young green and red After the cook. White pulp, fibrous and watery. Seeds round, hard, brown. Rooted upside and khaki. Duplication of the transplant and seeds.

Benefits Mahkotadewa (http://www.mahkotadewa.co.cc):
1. Diabetes
2. High blood
3. Cholesterol
4. Uric acid
5. Rheumatic
6. Cold
7. Avian bone
8. Heart
9. Tingling
10. Lever
11. Stroke
12. Kidneys
13. Allergies and itching
14. Smooth blood
15. Whitish
16. Hemorrhoid
17. Asthma
18. Shortness of breath
19. Maag
20. Hepatitis

Chemical Ingredients
Corolla god (http://blogmahkotadewa.blogspot.com/) contains an antihistamine, alkoloid, saponins and polyphenols (lignans). Fruit skin contains alkaloids, saponins and flavonoids.

Part used
Plant part used as medicine are the leaves, fruit flesh and skin. Leaves and fruit skin can be used fresh or dried, while the pulp is used after drying.

Indication
Fruit skin and pulp is used for:

* Dysentery,
* Psoriasis,
* Acne.

Leaves and seeds used for treatment:
Skin diseases, such as eczema and itching

How to use
Effective dose is not known a safe and beneficial. For the drug taken, use some dried fruit slices (without seeds). Over the new few days doses increased little by little, until the perceived benefits. For severe diseases such as cancer and psoriasis, the dose must sometimes use a larger improvement in order to benefit. Note the side effects that arise.

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