Congorosa, also known as cancerous, espinheira-santa, chuchuwasi or maytena, is a plant commonly found in temperate climate countries and regions such as Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Its scientific name is Maytenus ilicifolia, it has excellent analgesic, anti-asthmatic, anti-opioid, anti-carcinogenic and bactericidal properties. The part of the plant that is used today, rich in tannins, polyphenols, phytosterols and triterpenes, provides various therapeutic properties.
- It is widely used in cases of gastritis.
- Stomach pain.
- Gastric ulcers and acidity.
- As the components present in this plant have a strong antioxidant and protective action.
- In addition to reducing gastric acidity.
- Protecting the mucous membranes of the stomach and combating helicobacter.
- Pylori bacteria and gastroesophageal reflux.
Similarly, congore also has diuretic, laxative, blood purifying and bactericidal properties, and could be used for acne, eczema and scarring. This plant is also used as a home remedy for cancer due to its analgesic and anticancer properties that are under study. .
Congorosa can be used in several ways
The part of the plant that is used in plants today, so to prepare it you must:
ingredients
Preparation method
Add the pieces of congorosa to running water, cover and let stand for about 10 minutes, strain and drink warm. It is advisable to take it up to 3 times a day, fasting 30 minutes before meals.
This is very effective against various gastric disorders such as gastritis, ulcers and reflux as it decreases heartburn. See other home remedies for gastritis.
Congo capsules can be found in some online stores, at a dose of 380 mg of maytenus ilicifolia dry extract. The usual dose is 2 capsules, 3 times a day, before the main meals.
For skin problems such as eczema, acne scars, it can be applied to hot businesses with congorose infusion, placing them directly on the injury.
To ingest the dye of this plant, you must use 20 drops diluted in 60 cc of water, 2 times a day.
Congorosa should not be used in people with a history of allergy to this plant, and should not be used during the embargo, due to its abortive effect, and in breastfeeding women, as it could lead to a reduction in maternity. It is also indicated in children under 12 years of age.