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10 Amazing Health Benefits Awolowo Leaf-asikoherbs by Bobby4me: 12:39am On Jul 28, 2022 |
10 Amazing Health Benefits Awolowo Leaf-Asikoherbs Awolowo leaf is one of those plants that few people know about or recognize yet is very helpful. Awolowo Leaf Siam Weed (Chromolaena odorata), also known as Awolowo Leaf or Independence Leaf, is a flowering shrub with incredible healing properties and health benefits that are mostly unknown to humanity owing to a lack of understanding about this magnificent plant. They belong to the sunflower family. Awolowo leaves also go by many other names, including Camphor Grass and many more local names, depending on where you live. Many Nigerian farm owners and agriculturists employ this plant. This is due to its employment as a soil fertility improvement plant and a fallow species in Nigeria’s slash and burn rotation style of agriculture. Awolowo leaves contain glucose, protein, fat, fiber, calcium, magnesium, iron, as well as flavonoids, alkaloids, tannins, saponins, and other nutrients. Simply by looking at it, one can understand that the plant has a lot to benefit the body. In reality, a 2007 investigation on the phytochemical contents and antioxidant capabilities of extracts from the leaves of Chromolaena odorata revealed that it included a lot of chemicals indicating that it has a broad variety of medicinal properties The health benefits of Awolowo leaf to humans and how to produce this medicine are listed below. nutritional content of Siam Weed: Leaves of Siam weed The nutrients found in Awolowo leaf are as follows: Phenol Alkaloids Triterpenoid Tannin Flavonoid Limonen Also Read>>> Moringa Seeds Near me: Nigeria Suppliers and Manufacturers Based on the nutrient content indicated above, this plant may benefit not only agricultural but also human health. Most people use Chromolaena odorata as a traditional herb medicine. This was done years ago when people only knew doctors and midwives. People used to plant and grow these leaves a lot in the past because of its efficiency in curing numerous diseases. 10 Amazing Health Benefits of Awolowo Leaf 1. Avoid Cervical Cancer Cervical cancer is one of the most serious diseases for women. You may avoid contracting the condition by drinking chromolaena odorata tea. 2. Reliever of Pain Taking half a glass cup in the morning and evening for a week will undoubtedly relieve body/back discomfort. 3. It Can Be Used To Treat Diabetes Diabetes patients might benefit from Awolowo leaves because it helps blood sugar levels, helping them to manage with their disease better. Those seeking for a solution to prevent diabetes may also take it. One research on streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats found that siam plant extract may help reduce glucose, HOMA, and lipid profiles. In addition to considerably enhancing glucose and insulin tolerance, glycogen content, skeletal muscle glucose uptake, serum insulin, and HDL-c levels. 4. Maintain Heart Health It is critical that we maintain the health of our hearts so that they can always function properly. You may eat the chromolaena odorata leaves to prevent...Read more...https://asikoherbs.com/2022/07/27/awolowo-leaf/ 1 Like
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