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Swine Flu Medicine

(I) Neem (Antelaea azadirachta)

Scientific name: Antelaea azadirachta, Azadirachta indica, Melia azadirachta, Meliaceae (family)

Other names: arya veppu, azad dirakht, bevu, margosa tree, nim, nimb, nimba, ravipriya

Medical uses and remedies:

Anthelmintic (parasites and worms)
Antipyretic
Antiseptic
Arthritis
Bronchitis
Cough
Diabetes
Diuretic
Drowsiness / somnolence
Eczema
Emmenagogue
Erysipelas (a kind of acute Streptococcus infection)
Fever
Jaundice
Leukorrhea
Lice
Malaria
Nausea
Obesity
Rheumatism
Scrofula
Skin diseases
Syphilis
Tetanus
Thirst
Tumors
Urticaria
Vomiting
Source: http://www.eherbal.org/data/neem.html

(II) Khair (Acacia catechu )
Medicinal Uses
The different parts of the tree have a variety of medicinal uses, which in haemoptysis (spitting of blood). A paste of the bark is useful in conjunctivitis. The bark is reported to be useful in the treatment of snake bites.
Flowers:  A mixture of flower tops, cumic, milk and sugar is useful in gonorrhea.
Wood: Cutch and katha obtained from the heartwood have great medicinal value. It is cooling, digestive
and a very valuable astringent, specially in chronic diarrhea and dysentery, bleeding piles, uterine
haemorrhages, leucorrhoea, gleet, atonic dyspepsia, chronic bronchitis, etc. It is also useful in cases of
mercurial salivation, bleeding or ulcerated or spongy gums, hypertrophy of the tonsils, relaxation of the
uvula, aphthous ulceration of the month, etc.
A mixture of catechu and myrrh (Kathol) is usually prescribed as a tonic and as a galactagogue to women after confinement.
Kheersal is used as a remedy for chest diseases, especially for the treatment of asthama, cough and sore throat.
Source: http://www.frienvis.nic.in/khair.htm

(III) Sagar Buti (Caesalpinia bonducella Linn).
(Nata)
Common Name    :    Nata
Sanskrit    :    Kuberakshi
Hindi    :    Karanj (a/u)
English    :    Fever Bonduc nut
Family    :    Caesalpiniaceae
Description
It is a well known wild shrub of our country. It grows near sea-coasts. Medicine is prepared from seeds which are almost globular in shape varying in size from 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch in diameter. Its actions is widely known as an antipyretic.

Source: http://ccrhindia.org/common_indian_plants/L8.htm

(IV) Kuchla (Nux Vomica)
Kuchla, also known as Nux Vomica, is a common medicinal plant, found in the Western ghats, Bihar and Orissa. It helps to reduce the side effects of antibiotics and is well known as an universal antidote. The seeds of this plant are used for the treatment of bleeding piles. The Kuchla seeds with ghee are used as an effective painkiller. Kuchla is popularly known as dog-poison. The Kuchla is also used in the treatment of common cough.
Source: http://abchomeopathy.com/r.php/Nux-v

Warning: Please remember though, this ayurvedic is provided for information only, with no guarantee of accuracy; it is not intended as a substitute for medical advice, nor as a claim for treating any of the symptoms below. If symptoms persist, seek professional medical advice – minor symptoms can often be a sign of a more serious underlying condition. Ayurvedic remedies are very dilute, and while the Ayurvedic remedy may be beneficial, the raw product may be harmful.

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