Kabuyaw herbal medicine

Kabuyaw

Scientific name: Citrus hystrix

Also known as:  amongpong, amontau, buyak, buyog, daruga, duroga, kabog, kabuan, kabugua, kalo-oi, kamugau, kamukau, kamulan, kamuntai, kapitan, kobot, kolison, kolobot, kolong kolong, kopalian, malatbas, mayagarin, muntai, pinukpuk, piris.

 

Uses:

Aromatic baths – squeeze fruit and juice for shampoo or water bath.

Nausea and fainting- inhale oil from rind.

Flavor – squeeze rind to extract oil.

 

Source: national formulary

Kabling

Kabling

Scientific name;

Pogostermon cablin, pogostermon patchouli , pogostermon patchouli, mentha auricularia, mentha cablin

 

Also known as:

Kadling, kadlum, karlin, katluen, pacholi, patchouli, sarok.

 

Uses:

Arthritis and rheumatism – crush leaves and apply on affected part.

Constituent:

Volatile oil, patchouli alcohol, cadinene, coerulein, benzaldehyde, eugenol.

 

Source:national formulary

Ipil ipil as herbal medicine

Ipil-ipil

Scientific names: Leucaena  leucocephala, Leucaena glaua, Acacia glauca,

Also known as:

Agho, aghog, ipel, kabahero, kariskis, kompokompitis, loiloi, santa Elena

 

Parts used: Dried leaves.

 

Uses:

Anthelmintic- for ascaris and trichina.

Adults: take 1 teaspoon of powdered dried seeds, either alone or mixed with condensed milk and follow it up with ½ glass of water. The preparation should be taken 2 hours afeter a meal, as a single dose. Repeat the dose after 1 week if the first one was not effective.

Children: 7-8 years old ½ to ½ teaspoon. 10-12 years old ½ -2/3 teaspoon.

Adverse reaction- stomach ache and diarrhea.

 

Ikmo herbal medicine

Ikmo

Scientific name:

Piper betle, Piper anisodorum, Piper anisumolens, piper bathycarpum, piper blancoi, piper canaliculatum, piper carnistylum, piper chavica, piper philippinense, piper puberulinodum, piper siriboa, chavica betle, chavica siribioa.

 

Also known as:

Betel, betel leaf pepper, buyo, buyo-anis, buyo-buyo, buyog, buyu gaoed, gaued, gauod, gok, ikmong-iloko, itmo, kanisi, mamin, mammon, samat.

 

Uses:

Gas pain – spread oil on leaf, warm, and apply on abdomen.

Constituents:

Volatile oil, chavicol, betelphenol, eugenol, alllyl pyrocatechin, terpene, cineol, caryophyllene, cadinene, methone.

 

Source: national formulary.