What is the medical use of Acmella Oleracea?
When used as natural medicine, Acmella Oleracea is mainly used to treat teeth pain and gum disease. It is also used as a medicine for malaria, ivory, arthritis and dysentery. Acmella Oleracea has antibiotic, antifungals, anti -inflammatory and antiseptic properties. It is an annual that grows to a height of 12 to 15 inches (30 to 38 centimeters) with a spread of 24 to 30 inches (61 to 76 centimeters). This member of the Daisy family is a gentle, fast -growing decorative, culinary and medicinal plant earthly in Brazil.
This is commonly known as plants and paracres. The herb takes the second name from Para, a Brazilian state where Acmella Oleracea is used considerably for culinary and medicinal use. In his native station in the tropics in Brazil, the plant is permanent, but in a colder climate, where it is too tender to survive winter, it can be considered an annual.R on top of the stems that rise above the leaves. Dried or fresh flower heads and leaves can be used healing or as a spice and pressThese are considered to be leaf green vegetables. They can also be used as a local analgesic in the mouth. When raw leaves or flowers are chewed, the mouth and gums are anesthetic from the analgesic component of Spillaanthol, providing temporary relief from tooth and ulcers in the mouth.
Acmella Oleracea is used locally to ensure natural facelift. When the extract is applied to the face, it releases the muscles just below the skin surface and reduces the wrinkles of the face and lines caused by tension. Acmella oleracea can also be applied to wounds for acceleration of healing. Thanks to its antifungal properties, it makes it effective treatment of candidiasis and worms.
paract is used to treat painful necks and parasitic blood infections. It has anti-inflammatory qualities that alleviate the discomfort of rheumatism. Chewing flowers and leaves promotes saliva production and is a natural treatment of dry mouth. The root is commonly used in the Philippinesto relieve constipation.
Acmella Oleracea was used as a traditional stutter therapy. It is also a strong diuretic and can help reduce blood pressure. Extracts, infusions and powders made of leaves and flowers are the most common methods of using Acmella Oleracea. Traditionally, it is most often used as tea.