Teh Mahkota Dewa(God`s Crown)
Mahkota
Dewa (Macrocarpa phaleria) means 'God's Crown', a plant from the family of
Thymelaeaceae.
The
name given to this fruit implies that it descends from heaven, as a benediction
from divinity to help mankind. God's Crown is an indigenous plant from the
island of Papua (Irian Jaya) located in the far east of the Indonesian
archipelago. Crown god is one of Indonesia's native plants recently popular as a crop which empirically can treat various diseases.
Knowledge of this medicine remained secret and age-old recipes were kept within the walls of the Javanese palaces for generations before news finally filtered out. The Javanese referred to this fruit as 'Makuto Dewo' and Chinese herbalists named it 'Pau', the patrimony drug.
Now this plant is no longer the secret of healers.
Propagation by grafting and seeds.
After planting seeds it only takes
one year before fragrant flowers appear that in due course transform into green
coloured young fruitAlthough Mahkota tastes rather sweet, it is most important to remember that it cannot be consumed direct or prior to medical processing.
It is a highly poisonous plant that can be fatal
Benefits
and Usage:
The entire component of the crop, seeds, fruit,
leaves and branches all contain medicinal properties. Here are some benefits Phaleria based on the results of the study:
Crown god scientifically proven to inhibit the growth of cancer cells by 50%.
Testing of anti-allergy / antihistamine extracts showed that all the gods crown has an antihistamine effect.
Crown god efficacy trials to reduce the heat (anti-pyretic), lower uric acid levels, reducing pain (analgesic), and various other diseases.
Mahkota Dewa is believed to cure other diseases and health ailments such as high blood pressure, impotency, insomnia, influenza, rheumatism, allergies, heart disease, bladder complaints, uric acid and liver problems.
However it is important that this traditional medicine is not consumed without prior consultation with a recommended herbalist.
How To
Use:
Not yet
known effective dose that is safe and beneficial. Over the past few days a new dose increased little by little, until the perceived benefits.
For severe illnesses, such as cancer and psoriasis, the dose should be greater use sometimes in order to get improved benefits.
Dysentery
Boil Phaleria skin is dried (15 g) with two cups of water to boil for 15 minutes.
Once cool, strain clan drinking water as well. Do it 2-3 times a day.
Psoriasis
Cut the
fresh Phaleria and remove seeds, then sliced thin and dry in the sun to dry. Boil these bulbs with one liter of water over high heat.
Once boiling, reduce heat and simmer until the remaining quarter.
Or soak in hot water until water turn slight yellow.
Once cool, strain and drink the water twice a day, each half.
If symptoms of poisoning, lower the dose or discontinue use.
Eczema, hives
The leaves and seeds are used for the treatment of skin diseases such as eczema and hives.
Wash fresh petals god taste, and grind until smooth.
Stick it on the sick, and dressing.
Replace 2-3 times a day.
Dengue
The Mahkota Dewa can be utilized as single drug and
or mixed with other herbs to strengthen its effects and to neutralize its
poison. A family friend went to Pontianak on a mission trip and came back with dengue.
She consumed an infusion of crushed papaya leaves and was cured.
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Note:
The use
of medicinal plants should be based on the principle of benefit and safety.If useful to cure disease, but not safe because of the toxic, should be considered the possibility of acute poisoning and chronic poisoning may occur.
The fruit, especially the seeds berracun.
If fresh fruit eaten directly, can cause swelling in the mouth, thrush, intoxication, seizures, fainting.
Using excessive doses for long periods can cause side effects, such as chronic headaches.
It is important that this traditional medicine is not consumed without prior consultation with a recommended herbalist.
Pregnant women are prohibited from taking these herbs.
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