Showing posts with label ABRUS PRECATORIS. Show all posts
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Saturday, November 12, 2011

ABRUS PRECATORIS

Saga (ABRUS PRECATORIS) including the type of herbaceous plant with the main trunk is small and twisted vines on host-purchase to the left. The leaves are compound, ovoid-shaped and small size. The leaves resemble the leaves of Tamarindus indica Saga with finned odd and has a sweetish taste (usually called Sweet Saga). Saga has pods containing seeds that are red with black dots shiny and slick. Saga seeds contain a toxic substance called abrin, so it can not be used for breeding. Medium lavender flowers with a shape resembling a butterfly, in support of bunches of flowers. Ingredients Saga:
Leaves and roots of plants abrus pracatorius include protein, vitamins A, B1, B6, C, Calcium Oxalate, glisirizin, flisirizinat, polygalacturomic acid and pentosan.

Efficacy Saga:
Antiinflammatory, diuretic; antitussives; Parasitisida.

Traditional recipes Saga:
1. tonsil
Ingredients: Saga root to taste, 1 piece of cinnamon and sugar cubes
to taste.
How to Make: all ingredients are boiled with 5 cups water
to boil down to half of it.
How to use: filtered and drunk two times a day 1 cup and
morning, afternoon.

2. Sore eyes
Ingredients: 1 handful of leaves Saga
How to Make: Saga leaves finely ground, then boiled with
2 cups of water to be picked up steam.
How to use: water vapor sage leaves are used for drug
eye drops.

3. sprue
Ingredients: Saga leaves to taste;
How to Make: fresh sage leaves are plucked dried several
minutes to wilt slightly.
How to use: chewed until smooth while for
gargle.
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