Leaves seat

Leaves seat
    (Desmodium triquetrum [L.] D.C.)

    Synonyms:
    = Hedysarm triquetrum, Linn. = Pteroloma triquetrum, Benth. = P. triquetrum, (Linn.) Desv.

    Familia:
    Papilionaceae (Leguminosae)
Description:Leaves seat can be found from the lowlands to 1,500 m above sea level. grows wild in the open with adequate sunlight or a little shade, and not so dry. Chronic shrub, growing upright or climbing, high 0.5 to 3 m, with a wooden leg. Round rods, segmented, rough surface, branching simpodial, 2 cm diameter, brown. Leaves single, alternate, leafy fulcrum, winged petiole width. Leaf blade lanceolate, pointed tip, base flat, flat edge, pertulangan pinnate, length 10-20 cm, width 1.5 to 2 cm, a young brown, after the old green. Compound interest, panicle, out of the tip of the stem, crown butterfly-shaped purplish-white color, smooth-haired, berlekatan base. Pods long, 2.5 to 3.5 cm, width 4-6 mm, hairy, containing 4-8 seeds, young green, after the old chocolate. Small seeds, kidney shape, the color brown. Propagation by seed.
Local name:Cangkeng tile, ki congcorang, cut Cleaver,; cen-cen (Sunda),), leaves seat, duck bill, walang Gulu,; Gerji, Cocor duck (Java). leaves seat (Sumatra); Three-flowered Desmodium (UK).;


    Curable Disease:
    Prevent fainting (heat stroke), fever, salesma, dysentery, hemorrhoids,: Inflammation of the tonsils (tonsillitis), mumps (parotitis), scleroderma,; melt pus (piorea), acute kidney inflammation (acute nephritis),; puffy (edema), inflammatory bowel disease (entiris), vomiting in pregnancy; hookworm infections (hookworm), tapeworm infection in the liver; vaginal discharge due to trichomonas (trichomonal vaginitis), rheumatism,; jaundice (jaundice hepatitis), tuberculosis of bones and lymph glands,; Less teeth in children, poisoning pineapple, multiple abscesses;

    Utilization:
    PART USED: All parts except the root (herb) may be used. Usage in the form of fresh or dried. Indications: This herb is believed to: - prevent fainting due to heat (heat stroke), fever, colds, - inflammation of the tonsils (tonsillitis), mumps (parotitis), pus discharge (piorea), - acute inflammation of the kidney (acute nephritis), swollen (edema), - inflammation of the intestine (enteritis), dysentery, - hookworm infection (hookwonn), tapeworm infection in the liver, - discharge due to trichomonas (trichomonal vaginitis), - vomiting in pregnancy, malnutrition in children, - jaundice (jaundice hepatitis), - poisoning pineapple, - bone tuberculosis and lymph glands, multiple abscesses, - scleroderma, - hemorrhoids, - rheumatism. HOW TO USE: Prepare the herbs sit as much as 15-60 g of leaves, then boiled and drank. External use is used to compress hemorrhoids, abscess, back pain, and fatigue in the legs with leaf herb sits milled smooth. EXAMPLE OF USE: 1. Hemorrhoids: Take 20 g of fresh leaves, washed and boiled with 1 cup water for 15 minutes. After chilling filtered. Filtered while drunk. Do it every day. 2. Acute kidney inflammation, edema: Take a leaf herb to sit as much as 60 g, washed and boiled in 3 cups of water until remaining 1 glass. After chilling filtered, drinks at once in the morning. 3. Vomiting in pregnancy: Take a leaf herb to sit as much as 30 g, washed and cut into pieces as needed. Boil 3 cups of water until remaining 1 glass. After chilling filtered, divided for 3 times rninum, ie morning, afternoon and evening, each 1/3 cup. 4. Dysentery: Take a leaf herb to sit 30 g of fresh, washed and finely ground. Brewed with 3/4 cup hot water, let stand for 15 minutes. Tip of a teaspoon of salt added while stirring. Squeeze and strain. Warm drink as well. NOTE: When Indo was added to the salted fish and meat, can protect the food from flies and maggots invasion

    Composition:
    CHEMICAL PROPERTIES AND EFFECTS pharmacological: This herb is slightly bitter taste, cool. Efficacious as a reliever fever (antipyretic), anti-inflammatory (anti-inflammatory), killer parasites (parasitisid), increased appetite (stomakik), and laxative urine (diuretic). CHEMISTRY CONTENT: The leaves of this plant contains tannins, alkaloids hipaforin, trigonelin, tanning materials, silicic acid, and K20. Fruit leaves contain saponin sitting, and flavonoids, while the roots contain saponins, flavonoids, and tannins.

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