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Benefit Thousand or Achillea millefolium leaves

Benefit Thousand or Achillea millefolium leaves


Daun Seribu (Achillea millefolium)




                  Thousand or Achillea millefolium leaves are one of the most commonly used crops for several disease agents. This plant is often used for pain medication during menstruation and abdominal pain Chemical content of this plant is flovonoids, essential oils and poliveno. The thousand leaves grow as shrubs with a height of approximately 45 cm. The trunk is not woody, round, and has a green color. the leaves include compound leaves with a leaf-shaped leaf incision. The structure of the saunnya berdangap and sit hugging the stem. The length of the leaf is about 2 to 35 cm and the width is between 1 and 4 cm. The flowers of the thousand leaf plants include the compound interest located at the end of the plant.

Latin name: Achillea millefolium
Regional name: Godong sewu; Bloody nose leaf; Gandana; Momadra
Description of the plant: Herbs (Grass - grass) high 15-50 cm. Leaves are pinnate, in the vegetative period, the leaves grow to form the rosette, because the stems have not appeared on the ground, the width of the child leaves only 2 mm. Flowers on the bunches form a reddish or white umbrella, the tube is yellow, when the flowering stems grow quickly so it looks elongated segments. The fruit is small and the skin does not break.
Description
Habitus: Shrub, 45 cm high.
Trunk: Not woody, round, toothed, green.
Leaves: Compound, double pinnate, sitting hugging stem, berbangap, rounded or dull, narrow base, length 2-35 cm, width 1-4 cm, green.
Flowers: Compound, at the end of the rod, cone shape, diameter + 1.5 cm, pistil out, crown five, jagged dull, tube three to ten, white.
Fruit: Small, oval, brown.
Seeds: Small, flat, black,
Root: Riding, light brown.
Chemical content
The leaves and roots of Achiltea millefolium contain saponins and flovonoids, in addition the roots also contain polyphenols and the leaves also contain essential oils.
Habitat: Grows well at altitude of place 900-1500 m above sea level.
Plant part used: All parts of plant
Chemical content: Akhileina; Stakhidrina; Kholina; Polina; Apigenin; Inulin; Flavon; Benzaldehidsianhidrin glycosides; Substance; Asparagin; Fatty oil.
Benefits: Diaforetik; Antipyretics; Diuretics; Hypotensive; Antiseptic.
The name simplesia: Achilleae millefolli Herba

Benefits Leaves a thousand
Achillea millefolium leaves efficacious as a painkiller and stomach pain medicine.

For menstrual pain medication: Used 20 grams of Achillea millefolium leaves, washed and boiled with 1 cup water for 15 minutes, after a cold filtered. The filter results are taken at once
Neurological disorders: Leaf one thousand dried 30 g; Water 2 cups, leaves boiled until the liquid is 1 cup, Taken every hour
Digestive disorders: Thousand finely ground finely 1 tablespoon; Honey 1 tablespoon, Both stirred into one, A day to drink 3 times; each time drink 1 cup; every day should eat papaya fruit.

Thus the Discussion on the Benefits and Classification of Thousand Leaf (Achillea millefolium) Hopefully Helpful.

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