Learn more about: MISNOMMED (Euphorbia hirta.): Native to Africa, the misnommée grows spontaneously at low altitude. ????The Caribbean used it to remove corneal stains by instilling the latex from the stem into the eye. ????????‍⚕️This plant has been included in the African pharmacopoeia published by the OAU since 1985 ????????‍⚕️In the Caribbean, the misnommée has many medicinal uses. It is recommended as an anti-diarrheal, anti-asthmatic, diuretic and cholagogue. It is also used against the "flu", fever, measles. Repeated applications are recommended to dry warts. The infusion of the plant is used to reduce fever and fight ????????Against urine retention. ????????Against spasmodic asthma and chronic bronchitis ????????Against dysentery and gallstones and kidney stones ????????Against toothache and gum pain ????????Regulate heavy menstruation GRENN ANBA FEY (Phyllanthus amarus): The "seed-in-bottom-leaf" plant is so named because the fruits are arranged under the leaves. In addition, the leaves of this plant behave a bit like the sensitive plant, they close in the evening and in rainy weather. The seed-in-bottom-leaf has been traditionally used as a medicinal plant in various countries around the world, particularly in Ayurvedic medicine, for over 1000 years. Often used orally, a decoction or infusion prepared from the aerial parts or leaves only is used to treat gonorrhea, malaria, diarrhea, dysentery, stomach aches or jaundice. The aerial parts are also used to prepare a bitter herbal tea which is consumed as a febrifuge, diuretic and cholagogue. In infusion, the seed-in-bottom-leaf was traditionally used as an abortifacient by the Caribbean Indians. In Suriname, the whole plant is boiled in water or macerated in rum to prepare "BITA" and is then consumed to purify the blood or as a preventative as well as to treat certain diseases. The leaf juice is used to treat ear infections and can also be applied to wounds or abscesses. In women, in order to treat amenorrhea, a suppository prepared from leaf paste is placed in the vagina. In Uganda, the crushed aerial parts are applied as a poultice on snake bites. The seed in the lower leaves can also be used in a bath to treat measles. ???? Diuretic cholagogue: Drink a liter of the infusion at 30g/L of flaky stems during the day ???? Febrifuge: drink three times a day a cup of the infusion at 30 g/l of the aerial parts ???? Antidiarrheal: Drink three times a day a cup of the infusion at 30g/l of the aerial parts. NEEDLE GRASS (bidens pilosa) It is native to tropical America. It has many properties: ???????? The juice of the crushed leaves was used by the Caribbean Indians to treat inflamed or irritated eyes. ???????? The infusion of the leaves is known to combat colds ???????? The infusion of the whole plant as an antidiarrheal. In Martinique, the plant is also recommended against gastrointestinal pain (mal boudin), diabetes and as a diuretic. ????????The whole plant crushed, applied as a plaster, relieves headaches, bruises and sprains. ????????It has an antiseptic and healing action which is used to treat superficial wounds. ????????The decoction of the roots and leaves is used in the composition of an antihemorrhoidal enema. ????????In Puerto Rico, the plant is cited as an emmenagogue. The chewed or gargled leaves are used against canker sores. ???????? It has a beneficial effect on herpes. Our kitty is still online THE KITTY TO SUPPORT US: https://bit.ly/3MJNUHI If you liked this video????????, don't hesitate to subscribe to our channel. Activate the notification bell???? to be notified when a new video is released. If you have any questions... don't hesitate to put them in the comments To find out more and find us → OUR NETWORKS Instagram: / lesjardinsd. . Facebook: / lesjardinsde. . TIKTOK: / lesjardinsdenini Website: https://lesjardinsdenini.com EMAIL: [email protected]