The leaves of Child Support Tree, Apparently this is the Benefit of Ikhtiar Pregnant, Many People Don't Know!

Child Support Tree

According to the MyHealth @ Ministry of Health Malaysia website, although it is considered a weed, this plant has various medicinal properties and is recognized among local traditional herbal medicine practitioners. Check also at: Ministry of Health Malaysia.

Who would have thought, a plant that usually grows in the cracks of cement, wasteland, on the sides of the road or 'rides' in vegetable gardens and home areas including in this flower pot has 1001 advantages of its own including being used as an attempt to get pregnant. Check also at: Wikipedia.

This leaf looks stupid growing on the side of the road, on the side of a pot, but I didn't think it actually has many benefits. One of the benefits that many people don't know is that if you drink boiled water, it is good for women who are TRYING TO PREGNANT. I just found out about this because a friend tagged me about the benefits of this tree. Check also at: Facebook.

If you do a search on google, there are many other properties that are good for treating jaundice (jaundice) for newborn babies. For men, people say that this leaf can cure impotence. And there are those who practice drinking this leaf water as a booster for fatigue.

Benefits of the Child Support Tree

Here are some of the benefits of the well-known child support tree:

1. Reduces Headaches

The content of ellagic acid in the child support tree can help reduce headaches. It can also help increase blood flow to the brain, which helps reduce the effects of migraines.

2. Treating Digestive Problems

This plant also has anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties that can help treat digestive problems such as flatulence, diarrhea and constipation. The quercetin content in this plant can help ease inflammation in the intestines.

3. Improve the Immune System

The vitamin C content in the child support tree can help improve the immune system. It can also help increase the production of white blood cells, which help the body fight infection.

4. Treating Diabetes

The content of ellagic acid in the child support tree can also help treat diabetes. It can help reduce blood glucose levels and increase insulin sensitivity.

5. Treating Kidney Problems

The content of chemicals in child support trees can help treat kidney problems such as kidney stones and urinary stones.



Child support trees are often confused with semalo trees. Almost the same except it's all green. Semalu has a reddish green color. It grows wild on the edge of the field and is often used to relieve eye pain, relieve headaches, relieve swelling, yellow fever and heat in the body. The community, especially the Malays, are lucky because plants like this grow in cascades and are easily available for traditional treatment purposes. It does not incur costs but its benefits are often a guide for the next generation to practice.

Classification

Family: Phyllanthaceae

Genus: Phyllanthus

Species: Urinaria
Scientific name

Phyllanthus urinaria
Another name


Habitat

Often found in dry fields, roadsides, waste disposal areas and foothills at an altitude of 100 - 600 m.
nature

An upright herb that can reach a height of up to 80 cm. The stem is much branched at the bottom. Expanding downwards with small close leaves. Each branch has 10-24 leaves.

The leaves are alternately arranged, oblong in shape but ciliate and the edge surface is hispidulous, the tip is rounded to obtuse. The abaxial leaves are grey-green or sometimes reddish while the adaxial ones are bright or dark green. The stalk is very short.

Inflorescences of the simose type, flowering along the branches, flowers for the female are single (one flower) and are at the base to the middle. Has 5-7 flowers and is at the end of the branch. It has subsessile, six sepals. There are six sepals, three stamens, elliptical to oblong sepals, yellowish white for male flowers.

mode of reproduction

Seeds and stem cuttings.


It is interesting to study that the crude extract obtained from this plant has an inhibitory effect on the hepatitis B virus.

In a research report on the extract of this tree it shows that it has the ability to prevent tumor growth. The aqueous extract obtained from the whole shows that it is positively capable of reducing cancer cells including hepatoma, leukemia and fibrosarcoma through apoptotic cells. It does not affect other cells.

It has also been studied about the ability to treat patients with type 2 diabetes using this herb.
Active Ingredients

Active ingredients exist such as lignans, tannins, flavonoids, phenolics, terpenoids.
Traditional Pharmacology of Child Support Plants

Widely used in traditional treatment to treat jaundice, diabetes, malaria and liver disease.

In Chinese medicine, a decoction of whole saplings can reduce toxins, used to treat enteritis, diarrhea.

In India, it is considered a very good diuretic plant and the crushed tree is used as a fish poison.

In Taiwan, a decoction of shoots and young roots is traditionally used to treat hepatitis, conjunctivitis, edema, dysentery.

In Malaysia, the juice is used to increase children's appetite and also to clean their tongues.

In Brunei, the leaves are used together with coconut oil to treat measles. In the Solomon Islands use this plant to reduce chest pain.
How to use (traditional medicine)

Reduces heat in the body

Method 1

The entire child support plant is taken in odd numbers such as three, five, seven or nine, washed, broken and boiled. Boiled water is drunk and used as practice (Kedah).

Method 2

All parts of the plant and two inches of jali are boiled with five cups of water. Boiled water is drunk two or three times a day (Selangor).

Reduces swelling

This plant together with a pinch of rice, and an inch of turmeric is pounded and applied to the swollen part (Selangor).
Treating yellow fever

A child's dedukang tree is boiled until it boils. Boiled water is added with cold water until it becomes warm and used as bath water once a day every morning until cured (Perlis).

Relieves eye pain

boil a handful of child support plant and drink a glass a day (Perak).
Side effect

No side effects have been reported to date.