What is Centella Asianica?
Centella Asianica , also known as Gota bikes, Indian Pennywort and sheep, is a permanent herb herb indigenous for India, North Australia and other tropical countries. It produces small, round flowers, green, smooth textures, fan leaves and slender green or red-green stems. It grows near ditches and other water sources. The herb is used for cooking and healing for thousands of years. It produces small, pinkish flowers about 0.12 inches (3 mm) size. In maturity, the flowers rotate on the red fruit of about half an inch (1.27 cm) in diameter. The leaves can grow up to six inches (about 15.2 cm) long. Three months after planting, the herbs achieve maturity, when the whole plant, including roots, is harvested by hand. Its leaves are a popular side dish for rice, curry and vegetarian -food. The porridge known as the kenda wheels uses a mixture of boiled red rice, coconut milk and herbs. The leaves are used in a sweet drink known as "Pennywort Drink". However, this plant is often confused, with a plant of a walnut containing kofein. The wheels of force and Centella asiana are not related. Centella Asianic does not contain any caffeine.
This herb is probably best known as adaptogen or overall health tonic and brain stimulant. Research has shown that the herb can improve memory, memory and understanding. In addition, some studies have shown that people with anxiety -related disorders may reduce a "frightened reaction" such as post -traumatic stress disorder and panic attacks. Many cultures use the herb as an afternoon energy booster.
Another research has shown that Centella Asianica can reduce scarring and help healing wound when applied to lesions during the inflammatory period. Its antiviral and anti-biotic properties help prevent wound infections. Centella Asianic is also used to treat leprosy, third -degree burns, eczema and other skin conditions.
In addition to sayAh that the herb improves circulation, strengthens the walls of capillaries and veins and thinner blood. Centella Asianica It is used for conditions related to circulation, including flebitis, armor and leg armor, hepatitis, high blood pressure, congestive heart failure and leg cramps.
Centella asianic can be used as a tea, as a standardized extract, tincture or in the form of capsules. It can also be made of oil and spread over the body as a treatment of nerve disorders. Internally, it is usually safe and side effects are rarely reported. There was news dermatitis when using externally. It should not take women who are breastfeeding or pregnant, people taking blood pressure medicines, high cholesterol or diabetes; Questions regarding herb interaction with drugs may first guarantee a doctor's control.