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Module 1: Classification of Herbal Medicines: Retusa

This document provides information on 20 different medicinal plants/herbs, including their scientific name, family, parts used, active constituents, and therapeutic uses. It provides guidance on properly handling, preparing, storing, and taking herbal medicines. Key points covered are using organically grown plants, collecting parts at optimal times, drying and storing properly, and consulting a medical professional if symptoms persist.
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Module 1: Classification of Herbal Medicines: Retusa

This document provides information on 20 different medicinal plants/herbs, including their scientific name, family, parts used, active constituents, and therapeutic uses. It provides guidance on properly handling, preparing, storing, and taking herbal medicines. Key points covered are using organically grown plants, collecting parts at optimal times, drying and storing properly, and consulting a medical professional if symptoms persist.
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Module 1: Classification of Herbal Medicines

 Scientific name: Allium sativum


How to Handle Medicinal Plants/Herbs  Family: Amaryllidaceae/ Alliceae/ Liliaceae
 Organically grown plants are best source of  Parts used: Bulb
natural products  Active constituent: Allicin
 Medicinal parts of plants are best collected during  Therapeutic use: Tx for HTN; toothache; lower
sunny mornings. Avoid picking leaves, fruits, or cholesterol level in blood
nuts during and after rainfall.
 Leaves, fruits, flowers, or nuts must be mature 4.Bayabas
before harvesting. Less medicinal substances are  Scientific name: Psidium guajava
found on young parts.  Family: Myrtaceae
 After harvesting, if drying is required, it is  Parts used: Leaves, bark, fruit, flower, roots
advisable to dry the plants either in the oven or
 Active constituent: Phenolic comp.,
air dried on screens above ground and never on isoflavonoids, gallic acid, catechin, epicathechin,
concrete floors
rutin, naringenin, kaempferol
 Store plant parts in sealed plastic bags or brown
 Therapeutic use: Antiseptic, toothache, diarrhea,
bottles in a cool dry place without sunlight anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, etc.
preferable with a moisture absorbent material like
charcoal or silica
5. Luya
 Leaves and other plant parts that are prepared
properly, well-dried and stored can be used up to  Scientific name: Zingiber officinale
6 months.  Family: Zingiberaceae
 Parts used: Tops, leaves, edible roots (rhizome)
Preparation for Intake of Herbal Medicines  Active constituent: Gingerol, shagol
 Therapeutic use: Cold, cough, fever, sore throat
 Use only half the dosage prescribed for fresh parts like
leaves when using dried parts
6. Niyog-niyogan
 Do not use stainless steel utensils when boiling
decoctions. Only use earthen enameled, glass  Scientific name: Quisqualis infica
 As rule of thumb, when boiling leaves and other plant  Family: Combretaceae
parts, do not cover the pot and boil in low flame.  Parts used: Leaves
 Decoctions loses potency after some time. Dispose after  Active constituent: Quisqualic acid, Trigonellin
1 day. To keep fresh during the day, keep lukewarm in a  Therapeutic use: Anthelmintic
flask or thermos
 Always consult with a doctor if symptoms persist or if 7. Sambong
any allergic rxn develops.  Scientific name: Blumea balsamifera
 Family: Asteraceae/ Compositae
1.Akapulko  Parts used: Leaves, roots
 Scientific name: Cassia alata/ Senna alata  Active constituent: L-borneol
 Family: Fabaceae/ Leguminosae  Therapeutic use: Anti-edema, diuretic, anti-
 Parts used: Leaves, seeds, flowers urolithiasis
 Active constituent: Chrysopanic acid/
Chrysopanol 8. Tsaang-gubat
 Therapeutic use: Antifungal  Scientific name: Ehretia microphylla/ Carmona
retusa
2. Ampalaya  Family: Boraginaceae
 Scientific name: Momordica charantia  Parts used: Leaves, roots
 Family: Cucurbitaceae  Active constituent: a-amyrin, B-amyrin,
 Parts used: Leaves, roots, fruit baurenol
 Active constituent: Momordicin/ charantin  Therapeutic use: diarrhea, stomach ache
 Therapeutic use: Lower blood sugar levels

3. Bawang 9. Ulasimang Bato


KANEKO BSPH3B
 Scientific name: Peperomia pellucida  Therapeutic use: anti-inflammatory,
 Family: Piperaceae antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral
 Parts used: Leaves, stems
 Active constituent: Dill-apiole 16. Sabila
 Therapeutic use: Analgesic, anti-inflammatory,  Scientific name: Aloe barbadensis/ Aloe vera
anti-hypouricemic  Family: asphodelaceae/ Liliaceae
 Parts used: Leaves, pulp, sap
10. Yerba Buena  Active constituent: Emodin, Barbaloin
 Scientific name: Clinopodium douglassi/ Mentha  Therapeutic use: antinflammatory, regenerative,
cordifelia/ Mentha arvensis antibacterial
 Family: Piperaceae
 Parts used: Leaves, stems 17.
Makahiya
 Active constituent: Pulegone, Menthol,  Scientific name: Mimosa pudica
Menthene, Menthenone, Limonene  Family: Fabaceae
 Therapeutic use: Digestive disorder, cough and  Parts used: Leaves, roots
colds, menstrual cramps, insect bites  Active constituent: Mimosides and memosides,
resins, saponin, tannins
11. Luyang Dilaw  Therapeutic use: Diuretic, antiasthmatic,
 Scientific name: Curcuma longa aphrodisiac
 Family: Zingiberaceae
 Parts used: Leaves, roots (rhizomes) 18. Tanglad
 Active constituent: Curcumin  Scientific name: Andropogon citratus/ Cymbopogon
 Therapeutic use: Cold, cough, fever, sore throat citratus
 Family: Poaceae
12.
Lagundi  Parts used: Leaves, roots
 Scientific name: Vitex negundo  Active constituent: Citral
 Family: Verbanaceae  Therapeutic use: Antimicrobial, analgesic, insect
 Parts used: Leaves, barks, roots, seeds repellent, digestion-improving
 Active constituent: Dulcitol, phenol, sitosterol,
camphene, orientin, artemetin, aucubin 19. Adelfa
 Therapeutic use: Asthma, cough  Scientific name: Nerium oleander
 Family: Apocynaceae
13. Pandan  Parts used: Leaves
 Scientific name: Pandanus tectorius/ Pandanuc  Active constituent: Oleandrin
amaryllifolius  Therapeutic use: Antidiabetic, antibacterial,
 Family: Pandanaceae antioxidant, anti-ulcer, anti-diarrheal
 Parts used: Leaves, roots
 Active constituent: Volatile compounds, 20. Chichirica
proteins, alkaloids, flavonoids  Scientific name: Catharantus roseus
 Therapeutic use: Antiseptic, pain reliever  Family: Apocynaceae
 Parts used: Leaves, flowers
14. Saluyot  Active constituent: Vinblastine. vincristine
 Scientific name: Corchorus capsularis/ Corchorus  Therapeutic use: Tx of ulcers, ringworms,
olitorius leprosy, eczema, hemorrhoids, HSV, HZV
 Family: Malvaceae
 Parts used: Leaves, seeds
 Active constituent: Corchorin, capsularin
 Therapeutic use: Pain reliever, antiseptic,
anti0cancer, diuretic, anti-spasm, anti-emetic

15. Oregano
 Scientific name: Origanum vulgare
 Family: Lamiaceae
 Parts used: Leaves
 Active constituent: Rosmarinic acid compound,
thymol, carvacrol

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