Ketapang for laxatives
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Ketapang/Pohon ketapang, Latin Name: Terminalia cattapa L
Habitat: Grows in woods and on the beach to a height of 800 m above sea level.
Description of the plant: Plant-trunked large, up to 20 m height over, leaves hands wide, egg-shaped, and two times a year, the leaves collapse. The flowers are fragrant but not colored.
Simplesia Name: Cement Terminaliae.
Plant part used: Seed; Bark; leaf.
Chemical Ingredients: Oil of fat; tannins; saponin.
indications: Laxative; diuretics; diaforetik.
The herbal recipe:
Facilitator milk and laxatives:
Ketapang seeds (powder) 3 seed; 2 tablespoons arrowroot flour; Palm sugar to taste; Enough water, mashed, Eaten like eating porridge; in addition to smooth milk; can also for a mild laxative.
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