Cure diarrhea with medicine from sim tree

The whole sim tree is used as medicine: the roots cure heart disease, the leaves relieve pain, disperse heat toxins, stop bleeding, and regenerate new skin; the fruit is edible; the buds cure diarrhea...

The sim tree is a small tree, only 1-2m high, growing wild in mountainous areas, especially in the bare hills of the midlands. The tree is evergreen, with opposite leaves, oval, 3-6cm long, 5-petal red flowers, round fruit when ripe, dark purple, sweet and fragrant. The whole sim tree is used as medicine: the roots treat heart pain, the leaves relieve pain, disperse heat toxins, stop bleeding, draw out pus, and regenerate new skin; the fruit is edible, used to make tonic wine; the buds treat diarrhea.

As a tonic:Blackberry is used for eating; or to make wine like grape wine, has a very beautiful color, used for drinking. Some places also use ripe blackberry to steam like sticky rice, then dry it to save for later use.

Women who are anemic after giving birth, or people who have been sick for a long time and have a weak body, should use about 40g to make a decoction. Another remedy is to boil dried sim fruit with black beans, ginseng, and young mulberry leaves (3 ingredients that have been roasted thoroughly) to make a tonic to drink to nourish the body.

Treatment of diarrhea:In the mountainous and midland areas of our country, people often use 20-30 young buds and leaves of myrtle every day in the form of a decoction to treat diarrhea or dysentery. Some places also use myrtle buds in combination with guava buds (or blistered guava peel), galangal, which is very effective in treating diarrhea.

In addition, people also take fresh crushed fruit and leaves of sim and apply them to the painful area. Or use boiled sim leaves to get the water to wash wounds and skin ulcers to help them heal quickly.

According to Dr. Vu Nguyen Khiet - Health and life - nt