As herbal medicine

COLOR SHOWER SHOES
USE OF PLANTS
HIBISCUS
AS HERBAL MEDICINE
Hibiscus plants include chinese shrubs, growing upright with plant height reaching 3 m. On 28 July 1960, this flower was set to be the national flower of philippines.
In the old countryside, hibiscus plants are useful as fence plants, which make the house more cool with green scenery and beautiful flowers. Children in the village often wear shoemakers for their toys, usually the shoe petals are cut and soaked in a little water for oil. Leaf content contains flavonoids, saponins, and polyphenols. Flowers contain flavonoids, and polyphenols. Hibiscus root contains compounds
flavonoids, saponins, scopoletin,
cleomiscosin A, and cleomiscosin C. Usefulness Hibiscus is often used as a hot drug in febrifuge and cough medicine.
Ethanolic extract of hibiscus flowers reported efficacious lowering total blood cholesterol levels, increase HDL levels 12% and lower blood sugar levels. Here are some examples of the use of hibiscus to cope with various diseases, and as well as how to blend: Purulent water (gonorrhoea) Wash 6 hibiscus flowers and 15 g Sambiloto (Androgaphis paniculata) other boiled in 600 ml of water until the remaining 300 ml. Strain the boiled water then add 1 tablespoon of honey. Drink three times a day. Mucus cough and blood Wash clean 2 other hibiscus buds knead. Brewed with 400 ml of hot water, then cover in a cup overnight. Filter the water the next day, add honey and drink it on the morning before eating. Whooping cough (pertussis), inflammation of the airways (bronchliitis) Wash 2 hibiscus flowers, then milled until smooth. Add 100ml of warm boiled water and a little salt, then squeeze. Strain and drink the juice twice a day with the same dose. Fever due to malaria Boil 50 g of hibiscus leaves, 1/2 papaya leaves (Carica papaya), and 10 g of English salt (Sulfas magnesicus) with 1/2 liter of water to boil. Drink boiled water while still warm. Mumps (parotitis) Wash 30 g of leaves or hibiscus, then boil with 400 ml of water until the remaining 200 ml. Strain the cooking water and drink three times a day at the same dose. Urinary tract infection Boil 15 g of hibiscus root, 25 g meniran (Phyllanthus urinaria L), and 30 g Sambiloto (Androqap his panleulata) in 600 ml water until remaining 300 ml. Strain the boiled water, then drink twice a day. Whitish Boil 15 g flower hibiscus, 15 g chicken comb (Celocia cristata L.), and 30 g fresh pomegranate skin or i g skin
dry pomegranate (Punica granaturn L.) in 500 ml of water until remaining 200 ml. Strain the boiled water, then drink twice a day. Smooth menstruation and irregular menstruation Wash off 3 kumtum of hibiscus flowers, another milled until smooth. Add 150 ml of boiled water and white rice vinegar to taste. Filter the water, then drink two to three times a day each 100 ml. Nosebleed (epistaxis) Boil 30 dried hibiscus flowers with 500 nil of water until the remaining 200 ml. Strain the cooking water and drink twice a day. Inflammation of the eye membrane (conjunctivitas) Boil 30 g of hibiscus root with 400 ml of water until the remaining 200 ml. Filter other boiled water to drink.
Alternatively, boil 15 g of hibiscus leaves in 400 ml of water until the remaining 200 ml. Strain other boiled water drink while still warm. Inflammatory bowel (enteritis) Boil 25 g of hibiscus flowers and 50 g Sambiloto (Androgaphis paniculata) in 600 ml of water until the remaining 300 ml. Strain the boiled water, then drink twice a day. Sprue (aphthae) 30 grams of hibiscus leaves with 100 ml of boiling water for 15 minutes. Once cool, strain the boiled water, then drink three times a day with the same dose. Tuberculosis (TB) Wash 3 hibiscus flowers and 30 g purslane (Portukzca oleracea L), then milled until smooth and add 100 ml of hot water. Strain and drink water steeping three times a day with 1 tablespoon of honey each with the same dose.