Folk remedies for treating diseases using guava leaves

Please pocket the folk remedies from guava leaves below to keep your family healthy.

According to traditional medicine, guava leaves are bitter and astringent, warm in nature, and have the effect of reducing swelling, detoxifying, and stopping bleeding.

Guava leaves are often used as a medicine to treat diarrhea because they contain a lot of tannin, which helps tighten the intestinal mucosa, reduce intestinal secretions, reduce intestinal motility and have antibacterial effects.

Guava leaves have extremely effective medicinal properties.

Treat diarrhea caused by cold

Use 12g of roasted guava buds and 8g of fresh ginger, roast the skin until burnt. Boil both ingredients with 500ml of water until 200ml remains. Divide into 2 doses to drink during the day. Drink for 3-5 days.

Diarrhea due to weak spleen and stomach function

Use 20g of young guava leaves or buds, 10g of burnt fresh ginger, 40g of dried mugwort, boil with 3 bowls of water, reduce to 1 bowl, divide into several drinks a day. Use until cured.

Treatment of shingles

Use 100g of young guava buds, wash, 10g of alum, 1g of salt. Put all in a mortar and pound, add a little clean water and mix well. Use this mixture to apply on the skin affected by shingles.

Toothache treatment

Due to its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, guava can help relieve toothache and treat gum disease. Boil the bark of the guava root with a little vinegar and gargle several times a day.

In addition, you can also crush young guava buds and rub them gently on the gums or on the painful tooth. Another way is to wash guava leaves, crush them, add a little salt and warm water, and use cotton to soak the mixture into the painful tooth or gum.

Treat new pimples

Young guava leaves and peach leaves in sufficient quantity, wash, crush and apply. Do this many times a day.

Treatment of bruises from falls (without skin abrasions)

Use fresh guava leaves, wash, crush and apply to bruised skin. Do this several times a day.

Treat prickly heat and itching: Use a handful of guava leaves to boil water and bathe daily until cured.

Treatment of acute gastroenteritis

Guava leaves aid digestion by stimulating digestive enzymes, antibacterial, killing bacteria in the intestinal and stomach lining, and preventing the growth of toxic enzymes.

Take young guava leaves, chop them, stir-fry them with a handful of rice, then add about 0.5 liters of water and boil until 2/5 of the original amount of water remains, then filter the water to drink. Drink 2-3 times a day.

Treat bleeding wounds, ulcers, and bruises caused by trauma: wash fresh guava leaves thoroughly with salt water, crush them, and apply to the painful area.

Acne treatment

Guava leaves are effective in removing pimples from the skin. They contain an antiseptic that can kill the bacteria that cause acne. Take young guava leaves, wash them, crush them and apply them on the pimples. Do this daily until the pimples disappear.

According to Phunutoday