- AGAVE AMERICANA
Source: Wikipedia
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OTHER NAMESTamil: Anaikathalai
English: American aloe Telugu: Rakashimatalu Malayalam: Eroppakaita Kannada: Anekatali Marathi: Jangli-anarash Hindi: Rakaspattah Sanskrit: Kantala |
description & usage
It is grown in tropical countries. This plant looks rosette in nature. The leaves are smooth having prickly edges and producing a long, erect stem which bears bulbis that fall to the ground and grow into new plants
Uses:
Purifies blood wounds, inflammations and checks excessive falling of hair.
How to Use:
Take two grams of leaves for a cup of water and drink one cup a day for cleansing the blood. Soak the leaves in the water for a day and apply as a tonic, in the case of falling hair.
Parts Used:
Whole plant
Taste:
Astringent
Action:
Diuretic, Laxative, anti-syphilitic
Uses:
Purifies blood wounds, inflammations and checks excessive falling of hair.
How to Use:
Take two grams of leaves for a cup of water and drink one cup a day for cleansing the blood. Soak the leaves in the water for a day and apply as a tonic, in the case of falling hair.
Parts Used:
Whole plant
Taste:
Astringent
Action:
Diuretic, Laxative, anti-syphilitic
