Kedrostis Foetidissima Medicinal Uses:
1. Kedrostis Foetidissima For Cold:
2. Kedrostis Foetidissima For Eczema:
3. Kedrostis Foetidissima For Diarrhea:
4. Kedrostis Foetidissima For Measles:
5. Kedrostis Foetidissima For Boils:
We use these leaves to cure boils (abscess) that form during the hot seasons. During the hot summer months, our sweat glands are very active making it ideal for the bacteria to grow. The appakovay leaves are very cooling and they are crushed together with small onions (shallots) and then applied over the boils.
This paste gives good relief from the boils. The only thing to note is that the leaves and onions shouldn’t be crushed too fine as all the juice will flow down when you apply it over the boils.
I have given step by step instruction for the remedy below. We also make a chutney out the leaves and have it for lunch along with rice, when the leaves are sauteed and ground it tastes good and does not have the smell….
Kedrostis Foetidissima | Appakovai Plant For Boils:
METHOD:
1. Wash the appakovay leaves in water. Peel the small onions (shallots) and wash them too.
2. Pound the small onions in a mortar and pestle.
3. Add the appakovay leaves and pound everything, till it comes together.
4.Take this paste and apply over the boils. Tie a clean cotton cloth over it and let it dry.
NOTES:
- Don’t pound this mixture finely.
- Wait for the paste to dry, before removing the cloth from the boil.
- This plant can be easily grown every where, in small pots.
- It can be identified, by it’s strong smell and by it’s bright red fruits.
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Thanks Rampriya for this info. i was searching for the scientific name and finally got it from ur post. I have this plant at home and i also make use of these leaves for heat boils as u said.. i like ur collection of home remedies. keep going.. 🙂
Hi, Any remedy for puss boils on scalp. Due do that lot of hair fall also.
Hi, A paste made with organic turmeric and neem leaves should heal the boils on the scalp soon….
Thankyou Rampriya. It looks simple 🙂 I will try it out.
what do we call this in hindi / sanskrit
I am not very sure what it is called in Hindi, but I have heard that it is called nurakvel in certain states in North India…