AVOCADO
AVOCADO
Introduction:
This plant is grown in warmer climates or mild and often uses the husk of the seed, the fruit or the leaves in
a
preparation that takes fasted for three or four days to expel
intestinal
parasites. In gynecological
problems
,
menstrual
cramps
, to facilitate childbirth and to increase
breast
milk is recommended to cook the leaves. For
diarrhea
,
stomach
pain and bile,
a
preparation of boiled leaves with
chamomile
,
mint
, sugar cane and
a
little baking as water usage. It is also effective, through
a
crushed leaves or seeds mixed with
castor
oil or edible, to prevent hair loss, skin rash or ringworm, plus the leaves are used in
headache
and is used in cooking inflammation of the
stomach
,
Liver
, matrix, ovary and
stomach
.
Tree that reaches 20 m tall, thick trunk and leaves with elongated ending with tip. The flowers are small and their fruit are oval, with large seeds surrounded by the fleshy pulp. It is grown for its fruit and grows associated with the tropical deciduous forest, subcaducifolia,
evergreen
, Xeric scrublands; mountain cloud forests of
oak
and
pine
.
The seeds reduced to powder are used as rat
poison
.
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