Plans and Humans plus it’s medicinal use||Steemalive
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Introduction
Plants, to be more specific green plants manufacture oxygen during the photosynthesis process where they make their food. We humans utilize this oxygen for breathing and other bodily processes. Most plants also have medicinal value and are used in the treatment of some sickness.
Examples of plants and it’s medicinal values
Aloe Vera - This plant can be grown in a farm or garden, also if you don’t have in your garden you can always buy from the market. It has lots of uses which are -
●it has the ability to reduce blood sugar,
● it can stop constipation,
●can treat damaged skin
●increase the healing rate of burn injuries
Ginger (Zingiber officinale) - The ginger plant has medicinal properties and also gives taste to food. You can either blend and drink, peel and chew, you can also grind and add to your cooking. It’s uses include -
● it cures stomach upset,
● it reduces cold,
● it reduces the risk of cancer
● it can boost metabolism
Jatropha tanjorenis (Iyana Ipaja) - This leaf is popularly known as hospital too far or tomorrow to far. It can be used to prepare vegetable sauce to be eaten with yam or rice. It has numerous uses but got it’s popular name tomorrow to far because of its anti-malaria and anti-microbial properties. It’s users are as follows ;
● It helps in digestion
● Reduces blood sugar level
● it serves as an antidote for scorpion sting
● it fights infections and also boost the immune system
● it helps improve the circulation of blood
● it aids in weight loss
Scent leaf (Ocimum gratissimum) - This is a widely known plant, commonly grown in our back gardens and also sometimes used in preparing meals because of its taste. It’s medicinal uses are as follows;
● Scent leaf treats bloated stomach and also aids proper digestion
● It can be used to treat some skin diseases by simply squeezing and rubbing on the affected area.
● The stick of scent leaf can be used as chewing stick for cleansing the mouth.
● Can also be used to treat cold, catarrh etc.
And many more…
Conclusion
Many plants are used to relieve sickness and diseases, also plants provide the oxygen needed by humans and animals, whereas humans provide the carbon dioxide needed by green plants. This shows the relationship between plants and humans. Everything has a role it plays in the universe.
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Please @estyroberts, how can one use it as an antidote to scorpion bite/sting?. I never know it can fight against infections. Please which type? STI's or PID's?
● it cures stomach upset,
● it reduces cold,
● it reduces the risk of cancer
● it can boost metabolism
I never knew all these thanks for the information
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Plants are so important to us humans...I have never heard of the third plant, iyana ipaja? Well, this is a very educative post. I'll be sure to look out for iyana ipaja when I see one.
Thank you✨
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Thank you so much @estyroberts. Ginger is such a medicinal root. I love taking it and it helps with making the immune system strong. I take it in the morning. I love the other ones you also mentioned here.
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Some leaves are just too good and fast in curing diseases and sicknesses. Although, not taking it according to dosage can be very deadly. Thanks for sharing this with us @estyroberts.
@estyroberts. Thank you for that beautiful lecture on plants and human. I believe all you said about Garlic. This other plant Jatropha Tanjorenis is new and strange to me, but thanks for the enlightenment.
Thanks for sharing, it's educative. Best wishes.
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Some plants are just too good to cure some sicknesses. Although, most time using it without knowing the dosage can be very harmful. Thanks for sharing this @estyroberts.
Yes, you are right. Thanks for reading.
This is a lecture hall, thank you for taking us your students around plants and their usefulness, sent leave add taste and nice aroma to stew, but I have never heard the stick can become chewing stick, this is an eye opener for chewing stick lovers. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks, great post.
I know and have used some of these plants as herbs and as ingredients right from wen I was a kid.
It's very interesting to know their botanical names also. I guess I'll use them more often cos I really don't like plucking it from the garden. Thanks for sharing
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