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Showing posts with label health questions. Show all posts
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Wednesday, July 25, 2018

Alugbati Health Facts And Medicinal Uses


ALUGBATI is a vine commonly grow in most of the areas in the Philippines. Characterized by its vivid purple color heart-shaped leaves and sticky resin, alugbati is used in some dishes in some provinces. Aside from being a local vegetable, it is also among the list of medicinal plants and herbs that can cure many health issues and helps in our nutrition. 

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ALUGBATI is a vine commonly grow in most of the areas in the Philippines. Characterized by its vivid purple color heart-shaped leaves and sticky resin, alugbati is used in some dishes in some provinces. Aside from being a local vegetable, it is also among the list of medicinal plants and herbs that can cure many health issues and helps in our nutrition.  Advertisement        Sponsored Links  Alugbati plant contains saponin, vitamin A and B. It also has glycosides, saponins, tannins, flavonoids, terpenoids, and carbohydrates.  Small fruits of the alugbati plant contain mucilage and iron Some studies also show that the alugbati plant has carotene, vitamin C, and nitrate.  The different parts of the alugbati plant have different methods on how to extract the juice or resin to be used as a medicine.  Roots: The juice coming from the roots of alugbati obtained from pounding or grinding , or boiling you can also boil it.  Leaves:  To get the juice from the leaves,it is often boiled or pressed to obtain the thick resin.  Vines: The thick resin or juice coming from the vine can be obtained by pounding and pressing it.  HERE ARE THE DISEASES THAT CAN BE CURED USING ALUGBATI:  1. Ringworm: Applying the thick resin or juice from the leaves or vines can heal the ringworm on the skin.  2. Diarrhea and dysentery: Drinking the thick juice from alugbati plant is said to cure diarrhea and dysentery.  3. Hypertension: a person suffering from hypertension can be cured by drinking the tea from boiling alugbati leaves.  4. Wounds and cuts: the juice extracted from alugbati leaves mixed with oil or minced leaves applied directly on affected part of the skin can help it to heal fast.  5. Acne and pimples: applying alugbati resin on pimples and acne can help ease the swelling.  6. Ulcer: a tea made from boiling alugbati leaves can easily cure stomach ulcer.  7. Stomach ache: boil some alugbati vines and roots and drink the tea to cure stomach ache.  8. Headache: the thick and sticky resin is applied on the head to alleviate headache.    READ MORE:  Find Out Which Country Has The Fastest Internet Speed Using This Interactive Map    Find Out Which Is The Best Broadband Connection In The Philippines   Best Free Video Calling/Messaging Apps Of 2018    Modern Immigration Electronic Gates Now At NAIA    ASEAN Promotes People Mobility Across The Region    You Too Can Earn As Much As P131K From SSS Flexi Fund Investment    Survey: 8 Out of 10 OFWS Are Not Saving Their Money For Retirement    Can A Virgin Birth Be Possible At This Millennial Age?    Dubai OFW Lost His Dreams To A Scammer    Support And Protection Of The OFWs, Still PRRD's Priority

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Alugbati plant contains saponin, vitamin A and B. It also has glycosides, saponins, tannins, flavonoids, terpenoids, and carbohydrates.

Small fruits of the alugbati plant contain mucilage and iron
Some studies also show that the alugbati plant has carotene, vitamin C, and nitrate.

The different parts of the alugbati plant have different methods on how to extract the juice or resin to be used as a medicine.

Roots:
The juice coming from the roots of alugbati obtained from pounding or grinding , or boiling you can also boil it.

Leaves:
 To get the juice from the leaves,it is often boiled or pressed to obtain the thick resin.

Vines:
The thick resin or juice coming from the vine can be obtained by pounding and pressing it.

HERE ARE THE DISEASES THAT CAN BE CURED USING ALUGBATI:

1. Ringworm: Applying the thick resin or juice from the leaves or vines can heal the ringworm on the skin.

2. Diarrhea and dysentery: Drinking the thick juice from alugbati plant is said to cure diarrhea and dysentery.

3. Hypertension: a person suffering from hypertension can be cured by drinking the tea from boiling alugbati leaves.

4. Wounds and cuts: the juice extracted from alugbati leaves mixed with oil or minced leaves applied directly on affected part of the skin can help it to heal fast.

5. Acne and pimples: applying alugbati resin on pimples and acne can help ease the swelling.

6. Ulcer: a tea made from boiling alugbati leaves can easily cure stomach ulcer.

7. Stomach ache: boil some alugbati vines and roots and drink the tea to cure stomach ache.

8. Headache: the thick and sticky resin is applied on the head to alleviate headache.

Monday, December 04, 2017

Can You Still Eat Newly Expired Foods?

This article is filed under: best before, BFAD, consumer welfare, Expiration, FDA, food, health, ofw, Philippines, Health, Health Questions, Article About Health, Health Informatics, Health And Nutrition

With regards to the food we eat, the very first thing we consider is safety. Food poisoning is imminent and we need to be careful what we eat especially when we go and dine outside. We should be cautious about whether the food we buy from the restaurant or street kiosk is prepared properly and hygienically. We should be aware of the expiration date of the food items we buy from supermarkets and grocery stores. Sponsored Links Expired food items is a big deal in the Middle East particularly in Kuwait where the Baladiya conducts routine check-up on food items sold and used by groceries and restaurants. Keeping expired items in these countries is a serious offense and could cost any business to be closed with revoked licences.  It is not advisable to consume expired food items but the question is: Could you still eat a recently expired food? An expiration date indicates that the food product is safe during a certain period.beyond this date the food item looses its quality and therefore will not guarantee its safety anymore. Can you still eat it? Yes, but at your own risk. For the products which are microbiologically stable like biscuits and chips, the term "best before" or "consume before" is used. However, the indicated date may not necessarily suggest that the product is not safe for human consumption after the date but it is certain the the quality is not as good as it is on the stage of deterioration. Food and Drug Administration and Bureau of Food and Drugs discourages consumption of food items beyond its expiration dates. You should not also give it for animal consumption as canned goods contain sodium nitrate which can be harmful for the animals. The best thing to do with these expired foods is to dispose them right away and never try to recycle or consume them. Our health is more than the cost of these food items and we should not take any chances. Advertisement Read More:     ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO

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With regards to the food we eat, the very first thing we consider is safety. Food poisoning is imminent and we need to be careful what we eat especially when we go and dine outside. We should be cautious about whether the food we buy from the restaurant or street kiosk is prepared properly and hygienically. We should be aware of the expiration date of the food items we buy from supermarkets and grocery stores.

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Expired food items is a big deal in the Middle East particularly in Kuwait where the Baladiya conducts routine check-up on food items sold and used by groceries and restaurants. Keeping expired items in these countries is a serious offense and could cost any business to be closed with revoked licences.

It is not advisable to consume expired food items but the question is: Could you still eat a recently expired food?
An expiration date indicates that the food product is safe during a certain period.beyond this date the food item looses its quality and therefore will not guarantee its safety anymore. Can you still eat it? Yes, but at your own risk.
For the products which are microbiologically stable like biscuits and chips, the term "best before" or "consume before" is used. However, the indicated date may not necessarily suggest that the product is not safe for human consumption after the date but it is certain the the quality is not as good as it is on the stage of deterioration.
Food and Drug Administration and Bureau of Food and Drugs discourages consumption of food items beyond its expiration dates.
You should not also give it for animal consumption as canned goods contain sodium nitrate which can be harmful for the animals.
The best thing to do with these expired foods is to dispose them right away and never try to recycle or consume them.
Our health is more than the cost of these food items and we should not take any chances.

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This article is filed under: best before, BFAD, consumer welfare, Expiration, FDA, food, health, ofw, Philippines, Health, Health Questions, Article About Health, Health Informatics, Health And Nutrition

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