Indian Mallow | Medical Use and How to Use
Indian Mallow | Medical Use and How to Use
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Indian mallow is a much-branched, half-woody, erect shrub. It grows up to 2 meters high. The leaves are green, entire or unequally toothed. The flowers are solitary, yellow, opening in the evenings. The fruit is a rounded capsule. It grows in grasslands, gardens and waste lands.
Medicinal use.
1. Soothes and protects the alimentary tract and relives inflammation.
2. Brings down fever.
3. Softens inflamed parts.
4. Promotes the flow of urine.
5. Laxative in nature.
6. Promotes removal of mucous secretions from bronchial tubes.
7. Useful in the treatment of chronic inflammation of urethra and urinary bladder.
How to use.
1. The leaves of this plant soothe and protect alimentary tract and relive inflammation. They are given in decoction for bronchitis, diarrhea, and inflammation of the bladder, urethra, and fevers. The same decoction is also advised for fomentation over the parts of the body for its softening action.
2. The decoction of the bark promotes the flow of urine.
Parts used.
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