Monday, July 29, 2013

Sow Thistle (Tempuyung)

Tempuyung

Description:
Tempuyung grows wild in the open exposed to the sun or the little protected, such as on cliffs, edge drains, or abandoned land, sometimes grown as a medicinal plant. Plants derived from the Eurasia can be found in many areas at an altitude rain 50-1650 m. Annual herb, erect, 0.6 to 2 m, containing a white sap, with a strong taproot. Hollow rods and ribbed. Single leaf, the bottom grows gathered at the base of the rosette forming roots. Leaves lanceolate or oblong-shaped, pointed tip, base shape of the heart, irregular edges sharing pinnate, length 6-48 cm, width of 3-12 cm, light green color. Leaves out of the flower stalk is smaller by hugging the base of the stem, where the distant, alternate. Hump-shaped inflorescence incorporated in panicles, stemmed, crown needle shape, color is bright yellow, to red-brown over time. Fruit boxes, five ribbed, elongated shape about 4 mm, flat, hairless, yellowish brown. There is a diversity of these plants. Small leafy called clay, and the large-leaved the reaching 2 m high called Rayana. Young stems and leaves are bitter even be eaten as a salad. Propagation by seed.

Names: Tempuyung (Jawa).; Niu she tou (China), laitron des champs (Perancis).; Sow thistle (Inggris).

Curable Disease:
Urinary tract stones, gall stones, dysentery, hemorrhoids, rheumatism goat,; Inflammation of the appendix (appendicitis), inflammation of the breast (mastitis), ulcers; Beser mani (spermatorea), high blood pressure (hypertension), burns,; less Hearing (deaf ), bruising.;

Utilization:
PART USED: Leaves or whole plants.

INDICATIONS:
Tempuyung be overcome:
- Urinary tract stones and gallstones,
- Inflammation of the appendix (appendicitis), inflammation of the breast (mastitis),
- Dysentery,
- Hemorrhoids,
- Beser mani (spermatorea),
- High blood pressure (hypertension),
- Hearing loss (deafness),
- Rheumatic gout, bruises, and
- Ulcers, burns.

HOW TO USE:
Leaves or the entire plant as much as 15-60 g boiled, and drunk. For external use, fresh herbs are finely ground and then attached to a hospital or squeezed to compress and water boils, burns, and hemorrhoids.

EXAMPLE OF USE:
1. Mastitis
    Tempuyung fresh herbs as much as 15 g boiled in 3 cups
    water until the remaining 1 cup. After chilling filtered, then
    drink as well. Do it 2-3 times a day.

2. Ulcer
    Tempuyung stems and leaves washed and fresh taste
    finely ground. Juice is used to compress the water boils.

3. High blood pressure, bladder and gall bladder rocky
    Tempuyung fresh leaves as many as 5 pieces of washed and smoked
    briefly. Eat as a salad with rice. Do it 3 times
    a day.

4. Bladder stones
   a. Tempuyung leaf dry 250 mg boiled with 250 cc
      water until the remaining 150 cc. After chilling filtered, divided
      to 3 times the drink. Spend a day. Do it every day
      until healed.

   b. Tempuyung leaves, leaves of avocado (Persea americana), leaf mustard
      land (Nasturtium montanum), all fresh ingredients as much as 5
      sheet, and 2 finger palm sugar washed and boiled in 3
      clean water glass until remaining 3/4-nya. After chilling filtered. Water
      The collected taken 3 times a day, each 3/4 cup.

   c. Tempuyung leaves and leaves nasty shard (Strobilanthes crispus)
      fresh each 5 pieces, 6 pieces baby corn, sugar and 3 fingers
      palm washed and cut into pieces as needed. Boil 3
      clean water glass until remaining 3/4-nya. After chilling filtered,
      and drink 3 times a day, each 3/4 cup.

5. Hearing loss (deafness)
    Tempuyung fresh herbs washed and rinsed with boiled water.
    Grind until smooth, then squeezed with a clean cloth. The water
    dripped on deaf ears. Do it 3-4 times a day.

NOTE:
Prolipid capsules are indicated for the treatment of high cholesterol and keep the slimness of the body containing the medicinal plants.

Chemical Ingredients
Tempuyung contains: laktuserol a-, b-laktuserol, mannitol, inositol, silica, potassium, flavonoids and taraksasterol.

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