Previously, Noni was familiar to us as a herb that helps reduce weight, control high blood pressure, and reduce fat in the blood vessels. But today, I will tell you about another property that is very relevant to the current situation: it helps nourish the lungs and relieves pneumonia. It is very suitable for a time when dust is damaging the lungs.
Noni can be grown indoors.
Moringa is a local herb that is easy to grow and grows quickly. The planting method is not complicated. Start by scooping out the seeds from ripe Moringa fruits. Wash them thoroughly and plant them in sand mixed with coconut husks or rice husk ashes. Water them thoroughly every day. When the plant is about 1 cubit tall, move it to a prepared hole. Moringa trees that are 1-2 years old will start bearing fruit. Moringa is a tree that bears fruit all year round. It likes full sun and is resistant to salty soil and drought.
Noni has many medicinal properties.
Noni is a spicy herb that helps nourish the blood and hormones very well. It is often used to reduce symptoms during menstruation and menopause because it contains phytoestrogen, antioxidants, anti-inflammatory agents, and also helps boost the immune system. There is also some research that indicates that it can reduce the risk of cancer (however, there are few studies, ยูฟ่าเบท http://ufabet999.app including the fact that garlic reduces the risk of cancer more than garlic).
Another property that makes Noni popular is that it helps relieve acid reflux. This is because Noni helps increase contractions of the esophagus and makes the esophageal sphincter muscles stronger. This allows food to move from the stomach to the small intestine better, preventing food from refluxing, not remaining and causing gas in the stomach. In addition, it also helps accelerate the healing of stomach ulcers. Noni also contains scopoletin, which helps reduce inflammation of the esophagus.
Nourishes the lungs. Research has shown that it can fight tuberculosis by up to 97% compared to modern medicine such as Rifampin. It also relieves coughing. Malaysians like to grill the leaves and place them on their chest to relieve coughing, nausea, and fever.