THE THERAPEUTIC VIRTUES OF TAMARIN
- By Houedegnon Zougnon
- On 09/06/2022
Cure urinary tract infections with tamarind. Stop vomiting and nausea caused by pregnancy with tamarind. Simple tamarind recipe to cure high blood pressure and bronchitis.
TAMARIND AND ITS VIRTUES
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THE THERAPEUTIC VIRTUES OF TAMARIN
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The black tamarind tree, also called velvet tamarind, belongs to the legume family. It is often found in West and Central Africa; and presents itself under the name of “Solom” in Senegal, “Chat noir” in Ivory Coast, “Môké” in Guinea, “Assisouin” in Benin, and “Attitoè” in Togo. The tree is very often an average height of 30 meters with leaves of a whitish colour and produces a fruit covered with a black envelope within its centre a pulp of a more or less silvery colour. This fruit has the merit of being desired by many Togolese consumers of all age groups. Note that the bark, leaves and roots are also used for their therapeutic properties. “Attitoè” is rich in glucose, fructose, iron, magnesium, copper and protein. In the African tradition, its leaves, reduced to powder and consumed, would act as a powerful remineralize and would improve the health of the genital organs of men and women. The aqueous extract of the bark would be used to remedy gastrointestinal disorders (diarrhoea, ulcers, haemorrhoids) and even respiratory infections (bronchitis, severe cough). The branches are also used as toothpicks.
The Togolese have reason to appreciate this fruit despite being unaware of its virtues. It should be noted that these virtues must be confirmed by advanced scientific studies so that we become aware of the treasures we have in Africa.
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In syrup, jam, juice, fruit paste, infusion, herbal tea, powder, tablet, capsules or simply raw, this fruit can be used and consumed in different ways. Tamarind can also be incorporated into many preparations, such as sauces, stews or cakes.
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Tamarind is an ideal fruit to fill up with vitamins. And for good reason: it is rich in vitamins B1, B2, B11 and C. Thanks to its high fibre, tartaric acid and potassium content, this fruit would also facilitate intestinal transit and improve digestion. It is therefore an effective remedy for intestinal disorders such as diarrhoea, constipation, bloating or flatulence. Tamarind is also known to relieve pregnant women's nausea and vomiting during pregnancy.
Another virtue of tamarind: it would have an antiseptic effect, which would soothe urinary disorders, such as cystitis, and various skin problems, such as wounds. It would help fight conjunctivitis and also relieve mouth aches, such as canker sores and gingivitis. It is also recommended during teething infants because it relieves them. Thanks to its richness in tannins, tamarind has antioxidant properties that delay the ageing of cells.
The list of benefits of this fruit does not stop there. Tamarind would also clear up the airways and therefore treat respiratory problems, such as bronchitis but also sore throats. This fruit is also famous for its medicinal properties against high blood pressure. Tamarind leaves help lower blood cholesterol and blood pressure.
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In syrup, jam, juice, fruit paste, infusion, herbal tea, powder, tablet, capsules or simply raw, this fruit can be used and consumed in different ways. Tamarind can also be incorporated into many preparations, such as sauces, stews or cakes.
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THE BENEFITS OF TAMARIN
Tamarind is an ideal fruit to fill up with vitamins. And for good reason: it is rich in vitamins B1, B2, B11 and C. Thanks to its high fibre, tartaric acid and potassium content, this fruit would also facilitate intestinal transit and improve digestion. It is therefore an effective remedy for intestinal disorders such as diarrhoea, constipation, bloating or flatulence. Tamarind is also known to relieve pregnant women's nausea and vomiting during pregnancy.
Another virtue of tamarind: it would have an antiseptic effect, which would soothe urinary disorders, such as cystitis, and various skin problems, such as wounds. It would help fight conjunctivitis and also relieve mouth aches, such as canker sores and gingivitis. It is also recommended during teething infants because it relieves them. Thanks to its richness in tannins, tamarind has antioxidant properties that delay the ageing of cells.
The list of benefits of this fruit does not stop there. Tamarind would also clear up the airways and therefore treat respiratory problems, such as bronchitis but also sore throats. This fruit is also famous for its medicinal properties against high blood pressure. Tamarind leaves help lower blood cholesterol and blood pressure.
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THE THERAPEUTIC VIRTUES OF TAMARIN
The therapeutic properties of tamarind are numerous. Indeed the tamarind has:
Antiseptic properties
Thanks to its antiseptic properties, tamarind is a very good fruit for treating many infections, especially urinary disorders such as cystitis. To benefit from its medicinal effects, you must consume it as an infusion, in the form of a refreshing drink. You can even cook tamarind leaves (soup or salad) which are full of vitamins and minerals. Know that tamarind has an effective action against bacteria. This makes it a natural remedy to fight against dermatological conditions.
Relieves digestive disorders
There is a very high amount of tartaric acid and potassium in tamarind, two substances that make it an excellent natural and mild laxative. So, if you suffer from digestive disorders such as chronic constipation, do not hesitate to consume tamarind. It effectively protects the digestive system and improves intestinal transit. After every meal, especially after lunch, get into the habit of consuming tamarind tea. This fruit is also recommended for people who suffer from an ulcer.
Fights cell ageing
Its composition in, more particularly in its bark, makes it a perfect natural astringent. Tamarind also has a large number of vitamins (especially vitamin C) and antioxidants. Thus, if you eat tamarind regularly, it will delay the ageing of your cells as much as possible and improve the elasticity of your skin. Nothing like a natural solution to take care of our body!
Heals skin problems
Dermatoses, wounds, ? Use tamarind! Thanks to its high content of geraniol and limonene, it can be ingested or applied directly to the affected area. Yes, tamarind is a natural anti-infective capable of neutralizing the bacteria responsible for skin conditions. In addition to the tamarind infusion, you can make a decoction with the bark of the tamarind to treat dermatoses or other skin infections. To do this, cook a piece of bark (about 15 cm) in a litre of water for about 30 minutes. Then, leave to macerate for two hours before applying it to the affected areas. You can add one litre of decoction to ten litres of water for your baths. An ideal solution to prevent children's little sores from becoming infected.
Boosts the liver system
Did you know that eating tamarind every day helps cleanse vital organs, including the kidneys and liver? For the proper functioning of your liver, therefore, consider consuming tamarind regularly, preferably in all its forms!
Treats sore throats and respiratory problems
In herbal medicine, tamarind is used to treat bronchitis. This is because it acts as an expectorant which frees up the bronchial tubes and helps the patient to breathe better. Tamarind is also great for relieving sore throats. For this, it is recommended to take 2 to 3 cups of tamarind infusion per day. Count 20 g of pulp for one litre of water. For more efficiency, feel free to gargle with it!
Facilitates the teething of infants
You may not know it, but teething in infants can be an extremely delicate and very trying time for parents. It has been proven that tamarind is an effective remedy to facilitate the teething of babies. Gently apply a few drops of warm infusion to your gums. Know that the consumption of tamarind is also beneficial for people who suffer from gingivitis and canker sores. You can even make mouthwashes.
Ideal for those prone to hypertension
Know that tamarind leaves can help lower bad cholesterol levels in the blood and normalize blood pressure. If you are prone to hypertension, do not hesitate to consume it. The same goes for people who suffer from high blood pressure. Incorporating tamarind into your eating habits can only be the best solution for your hypertension problems.
CONTRAINDICATIONS OF TAMARIN
There is no contraindication for tamarind. However, pregnant or breastfeeding women and children should seek the advice of a doctor before using it and be sure to follow the dosage. In high doses, this fruit can cause transit disorders.
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