Medicinal Actions

Alexeteric, Antiamylase, Antichymotryptic, Antidote, Antilactagogue, Antisubtilisin, Antiviral, Astringent, Diuretic, Flatugenic, Fungicide, Hyperglycemic, Hypocholesterolemic, Hypoglycemic, Hypolipidemic, Hypotriglyceridemic, Laxative, Litholytic, Soporific, Ureolytic

Primary Conditions Treated

fish poison Pectoral Vermifuge Vulnerary Biliousness Bite Bladder Stone Bleeding Bronchosis Cancer abdomen colon intestine liver stomach Childbirth Constipation Cough Cramp Dermatosis Diabetes Dysgeusia Dysentery Dysmenorrhea Enterosis Fungus Gastrosis Headache Hemorrhoid Hepatosis High Cholesterol High Triglycerides High Urea Hyperglycemia Hypoglycemia Infection Infertility Inflammation Jaundice Leprosy Leukorrhea Measles Mycosis Obesity Ophthalmia Respirosis Snakebite Sore Stomatosis Stone Swelling Toothache Vertigo Virus Worm Wound

General Dosage

Pods and pulses are food farmacy, some of the best!; 20–40 g leaf boiled in water for dermatosis, sore, swelling, and wound.