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December 17, 2019

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Datura stramonium
Datura stramonium

Datura stramonium (Bloustinkblaar, Jimson weed, iloyi) is widely used for headaches, asthma, wounds, sores and boils. It is poisonous and various cases of human poisoning have been reported.

Botanical Name
Datura stramonium
Broad Use Categories
Infections, Injuries and Poisoning, Men’s Health Issues, Respiratory Disorders, Rituals and Rites, Skin Disorders, Urinary Disorders, Veterinary Use, Women’s Health Issues
Application (Uses)
antispasmodic, asthma, bruises, congestion, cough, divining, frequent urination, goitre, headache, insanity, nursing, scrofula, snuff, sores, tumours, typhus, venereal disease, wounds
Terminalia sericea
Terminalia sericea

Terminalia sericea is an important traditional medicine with a variety of applications. It is in the Top 25 traded plants in muthi markets and muthi shops in its distribution area.

Botanical Name
Terminalia sericea
Broad Use Categories
Digestive Disorders, Injuries and Poisoning, Love Charms, Men’s Health Issues, Respiratory Disorders, Witchcraft, Women’s Health Issues
Application (Uses)
amanxebha, colic, diabetes, diarrhoea, emetic, eyewash, fuel, infertility, menses, nosebleed, pneumonia, sore throat, timber, tonic, venereal disease, wounds
Aloe maculata
Aloe maculata

Aloe maculata (Seepaalwyn, Soap Aloe, Icena) has a wide range of uses in traditional medicine for both people and animals. It is also edible and is a good addition to any eco-garden.

Botanical Name
Aloe maculata
Broad Use Categories
Children’s Health Issues, Digestive Disorders, Eco-Gardening, Infections, Injuries and Poisoning, Skin Disorders, Veterinary Use
Application (Uses)
blisters, colds, emetic, enema, indigestion, pimples, purgative, ringworm, sores, wounds
Aloe vera
Aloe vera

Aloe vera (Barbados aloe) is an intensely bitter herb that controls fungal infection, is anti-inflammatory, and promotes healing. It also destroys intestinal parasites and stimulates the uterus.

Botanical Name
Aloe vera
Broad Use Categories
Digestive Disorders, Infections, Injuries and Poisoning, Medicinal Use (Not Categorized), Poisonous, Skin Disorders
Application (Uses)
burns and scalds, constipation, eczema, sunburn, wounds
Aloe arborescens
Aloe arborescens

Aloe arborescens (kransaalwyn, krans-aloe, unhlabana) leaf extracts show significant wound healing, antibacterial, anti-ulcer, anti-inflammatory, anti-carcinogenic, and hypoglycaemic activity.

Botanical Name
Aloe arborescens
Broad Use Categories
Digestive Disorders, Eco-Gardening, Injuries and Poisoning, Pregnancy and Childbirth, Protective Charm, Veterinary Use
Application (Uses)
abdominal pain, burns and scalds, storms, wounds

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