Congorosa and its healing properties

Congorosa, and its healing properties also known as maitena, canlosa, espinheira santa and tutuwashi, is a member of the spice family, rich in the flavonoids tannins and triterpenes, which have antioxidant, healing and stomach-protective properties and are often used as home remedies to treat ulcers, heartburn, gastritis, acne and eczema.

Congo leaves are often used, from which the active principles are extracted. It is available in the form of teas, poultices, liquid extracts and capsules, and can be purchased in health food stores and herbalists.

Despite the beneficial properties of this medicinal plant, its use is not a substitute for medical treatment and should always be done under the direction of a physician or other health professional with experience in medicinal plants.

What are the uses of Congorosa?

Because of its medicinal properties, Congo rose is often indicated to

Improving gastric conditions.

Congorose is rich in tannins such as epigallocatechin gallate and polysaccharides such as arabinogalactan, which have strong antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and stomach-protective properties and help improve stomach problems such as ulcers, heartburn, indigestion and stomach pain.

This is because the active ingredients in kango suppress stomach acidity, protecting the stomach from acid deficiency and relieving symptoms such as pain and burning sensation.

Studies in laboratory rats have also shown that Congostin has a similar effect to that of cimetidine (a drug that suppresses stomach acid secretion).

Control of Helicobacter pylori infection.

Research has also shown that concomitant sugar has antibacterial properties and is useful in inhibiting infection by H. pylori bacteria, which damages the stomach. H. pylori can cause gastric ulcers and scarring.

useful in cancer treatment

Studies with lung, breast and liver cancer cells have shown that candlenut can inhibit the spread of cancer cells due to the presence of the triterpenoid pristimelin. However, more human studies are needed to confirm this effect.

Improves intestinal function.

Ganoderma lucidum has a mild laxative effect, which may help improve bowel function. Therefore, tea from this plant is said to help treat mild to moderate constipation.

diuretic properties.

Congooseberry has diuretic properties that drain excess water from the body, and can be useful in treating fluid retention and urinary tract infections, as it keeps the urinary tract clean.

Helps skin recovery.

Ganoderma lucidum has analgesic and healing properties and, when used on the skin, can help with skin problems such as eczema and acne.

effective against bacterial infections

In vitro studies conducted in laboratories have shown that cango contains substances such as mescaline and friderine, which have antibacterial properties and are effective against bacteria, including

Staphylococcus aureus, which causes infections in the lungs, skin and bones.

Streptococcus spp. which cause urinary tract, skin and gum infections.

E. coli causes urinary tract infections.

Cangolo also acts against Aspergillus niger, which causes aspergillosis.

How to eat.

Congolesa can be consumed in several ways.

fructose tea

The part used for tea is the leaf of the plant, which must be prepared.

Nutritional components.

1 tablespoon of dried cherry blossom leaves.

1 cup of boiling water.

Method of preparation.

Put the conger eel leaves in boiling water, cover and let stand for 10 minutes. Strain and drink hot. It is recommended to take three times a day on an empty stomach or 30 minutes before meals.

This decoction is very effective for various stomach problems such as gastritis, ulcers and reflux, as it reduces the level of acidity in the stomach. See other home remedies for gastritis

capsules

Congorosa capsules are administered as 380 mg of dry extract of Maytenus irisifolia and should be taken whole with a glass of water, without opening or chewing the capsule.

The usual recommended dose of Congorosa is two capsules of 380 mg each, three times a day, i.e. every eight hours before a main meal.

congorosa liquid extract.

Rosa Congo Liquid Extract should be taken orally three times a day with meals or as directed by a physician, diluting 15-20 drops in 200 ml of water.

Hot compresses.

For skin problems such as eczema, wounds and rashes, apply a hot compress directly on the lesion with Congo Infusion.

Ingredients .

3 g of congosa leaves.

150 ml of boiled water.

Method.

Add the dried leaves of vajrasand to boiling water. Wait for it to warm up and apply daily to the areas of concern.

Possible side effects.

The main side effects that can occur when using Cango Rose are dry mouth, nausea and taste changes, which are especially likely if you exceed the recommended dosage or use it for more than six months.

Congorose may also cause allergic reactions and should be used under the supervision of a physician or health care professional familiar with medicinal plants.

Contraindications.

Cangolol should be avoided during pregnancy, as it may cause uterine contractions and miscarriage. It is also contraindicated in nursing women, as it may cause a decrease in breast milk production.

It should also be avoided by children under 12 years of age and people allergic to kangolol.