Curvature
Is one of the perennial herbaceous plants of the parasite species. It has several other names, such as the jinn, the musket, the hawthorn, the windpiper, the arlatus, and the mug, as they call it in Yemen, and the crescent in Sana’a, about thirty-five centimeters above the earth’s surface, It has a white leg, yellow tulip, longitudinal leaves, green on the face, white on the back, curvy sides, soft hair growing on them, and the density of the leaves as they turn down in the crumbs. Aromatic, but its taste is unpalatable, despite the great benefits, All parts are used for treatment, since ancient times, has been mentioned by Ibn Sina, Al-Bitar and in the medical books, but they lose their usefulness after eight months picked.
Presence
Cretaceous vegetation is often found near the rocks of the Mediterranean, such as Morocco, the Levant and southern Europe, and is widely spread throughout the desert, especially the deserts of Najd, and the influence and south of the Hijaz, and is present throughout the year, but grows and branches in the spring and early summer.
Nutritional value
It contains many nutrients, including alkaloids, volatile oils, flavonoids, flavonoids, flavonoids, tannins, stekdrin, and carobolin, which makes their taste bitter, as well as carbohydrates such as rhefinor, sucrose, fructose and others.
the benefits
According to the treatment of many diseases by drinking boiled leaves such as:
- Intestinal colic.
- Intestinal worms.
- dysury.
- Jaundice.
- Renal colic.
- Spleen tumor.
- Infertility in women.
- Headaches.
- Gastritis, large intestines.
- Cancer of the organs of the digestive system.
- arthritis.
- Increase diabetes level in the blood.
- Weak sexual ability, low fertility of women.
- Bloating and gases.
- Goiter.
- Blood collects in the womb during the cycle and not going down, and it works on menstruation.
Externally used in the treatment of:
- Sores.
- Skin diseases such as eczema and psoriasis.
- Bites of snakes, scorpions and insects.
- Gingivitis, mouth ulcers by rinsing.
Methods of use
The methods of using crumbs differ depending on the desired therapeutic purpose.
- Boil her leaves and stalks dry or green in their seasons and drink them after cool for most cases.
- Grinding the dry veins and kneading them with honey, forming balls to eat to treat infections and gastrointestinal disorders, or scattering them on the skin to treat wounds and bacterial infections.
- Boil and flowering parts, to treat fever, headaches, respiratory problems, or drink to treat infertility in women, and purify the blood.