Tamarind For Home Remedies

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Tamarind

Curable Disease:

Asthma, cough, fever, body heat, rheumatism, abdominal pain, morbili, allergies, sprue, New wounds, sores ulcers, eczema, boils,  stung by a centipede / bees, a poisonous snake bites, hair loss. 

Usage:

1. Asthma

2 pieces of ripes tamarind bark, fennel as needed.

How to make: two ingredients are boiled with 1 liter of water until boiling, then filtered. 

Drinks 2 times a day.

2. Dry Cough

3 pods ripe tamarind, half handheld sage leaves.

Boiled with 800 cc of water to boil until the remaining 200 cc. Filter.

Drinks in the morning and afternoon.

3. Swollen Because Centipede or Bee Bites

3-5 tamarind seeds and cajuput oil sufficiently. 

Method: ripe tamarind seeds are finely ground. 

How to use: Clean the parts with a cloth moistened with eucalyptus oils. 

Then sprinkled / plastered with the potion tamarind seeds.

4. Allergies

Ingredients: 2 or 3 pods an old ripe tamarind, salt to taste, a quarter tablespoon of betel chalk.

Method: Boil all ingredients in 3 cups water to boil (the remaining 2 cups),Filter.

Drink 2 times a day, morning and afternoon.

5. Fever

Ingredients: 1 handful of tamarind leaves, fennel as needed.

Method: Both-materials are boiled in half a liter of water until boiling, then filtered.

Drink 2 times a day, morning and afternoon. 

6. Venomous Snake Bite 

Material: A few tamarind seeds. 

Method: ripe tamarind seeds split into two parts. 

How to use: Hemisphere attached to the inside of the snake bite wound. 

number of seeds that are used as needed. 

7. Heat 

Ingredients: 2 pods ripe tamarind, salt to taste. 

Method: Both materials are brewed with 1 cup hot water. Filter and drink as usual. 

Note: For pregnant women should not drink this recipe. 

Composition: 

Chemistry Content 

Ripe tamarind pods containing chemical compounds include: apple acid, citric acid, grape acid, tartaric acid, succinic acid, pectin and invert sugar. 

Calories by 239 cal per 100 grams. 2.8 grams of protein per 100 grams, .6 grams of fat per 100 grams, 62.5 grams carbohydrate per 100 grams, 

74 milligrams of calcium per 100 grams, 113 milligrams of phosphorus per 100 gram, 0.6 milligrams of iron per 100 grams, 30 SI vitamin A per 100 grams, vitamin Bl 0.34 milligrams per 100 grams, 2 milligrams of vitamin C per 100 grams.

Leather seeds contain phlobatannin and seeds contain albumnoid and starch.