🎊✨Angab rat ✨🎊✨

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It is a plant in the doctor's gill family, a local plant in India, a medicinal plant in Ayurvedic medicine.

@ Water squeezed from leaves used to protect feet and break in the monsoon season. Orangazli people in Perak state

Malaysia uses crushed leaves and peels inflamed areas.

The properties of the angab tree can be used in many parts and can treat many diseases:

Angab leaves

- Boil the leaves, eat painkillers, abscess, hot detoxification, inflammation.

- Fix the fever, cure the cold by squeezing boiled water from Angab leaves to take medicine.

- Chew leaves, eat, cure toothaches.

- Juicer Angab leaf, honey-infused rat, help treat scurvy

- Eat fresh leaves, fix constipation.

- Water squeezed from the leaves is used to drop ears. It can cure ear inflammation.

- Squeezing snake venom leaves.

- Squeezing water from the leaves is used to treat itching.

- Boiled water, blades, pains, swelling, joint pain.

- Boiled water from the leaves helps to fix indigestion.

- Water from bleaching leaves

Angab rat tree flowers

- Nourish the four elements by drying the rat angab and boiling it into medicine.

- Boiled water from dried rat angab, used to drink dissolved sputum. Relieve sputum cough.

Root of the rat

- Yellow flower type roots have fever effect. Quench hot poison in the body. Purple blue flower type roots help expel urine. Expel menstruation.

- Centipede antidote root. Snake venom.

- Boil root, mix lemon juice, fix eczema.

- Boiled water from indigestion roots. By mixing lemon juice, it may enhance flavor and stimulate the digestive system.

- The root is used as a cure for abscess.

- Contraceptives from rat Angab root have an inhibitory effect on sperm formation and reduced sperm movement in mice, but there has been no clear research in people.