“Tawa Tawa Tea works great for infections, anxiety, diarrhea,
asthma, Dengue Fever and much more.”
Where it Grows - Tawa Tawa
tea (Euphorbia hirta) or
“The Asthma Plant” grows all over India, Asia, Japan, Australia, Philippines and in other
parts of the world including the US.
Other names for the plant are: pill
bearing spurge, garden spurge, hairy spurge, koko kahiki in Hawaii, and
baridhudi in Hindi. It loves growing in open areas with lots of grass and even
along side roads… and it’s easy to grow.
Parts Used - The leaves
and stems are most commonly used for tea… but for certain applications even the
roots are used.
Lowers Blood Pressure - Tawa Tawa
Tea lowers blood pressure by being a anti-diuretic agent… containing a
angiotensin enzyme that decreases urine output.
Anti-diuretic - Tawa Tawa
Tea is great for those who suffer from drinking too much coffee and becoming
too dehydrated or drinking too much alcohol. This tea decreases urine output
thus helping to prevent dehydration. It contains tannins and other compounds
that re-absorb electrolytes and water into the system.
Antibacterial, Anti-fungal, and
Ameba Agent -
Tawa Tawa Tea is a good antibacterial, anti-ameba, and anti-fungal agent that
inhibits the growth of these infections… plus the tea can be used externally
for treating athletes foot. It’s recommended for internal use to boil up to 50
grams of the fresh leaves in 4 cups water for 3 or 4 minutes, then drinking 3
to 5 cups a day.
GI Tract - Tawa Tawa
Tea calms and soothes the GI tract and puts an end to diarrhea. For diarrhea
use one teaspoon of the dried leaves steeped in one cup of water for 5 to 10
minutes and drink 2 or 3 cups a day.
Relaxing Agent - Tawa Tawa
Tea also helps to sooth away anxiety and stress. For stress boil up to 50 grams
of the fresh leaves in 4 cups water for 3 or 4 minutes, then drinking 3 to 5
cups a day.
Increases Platelet Production - Tawa Tawa
Tea boosts platelet production. A study with rabbits at San Pedro College in
the Philippines showed a 194% increase in platelet production. Steep 1 teaspoon
of dried leaves in one cup of hot water for 10 minutes and drink 2 to 3 times a
day.
Dengue Fever - Tawa Tawa Tea
can boost platelet production which is important for treating Dengue Fever. But
it should not be used for more than 24 hours or up to 2 or 3 days in the
beginning stages of Dengue Fever.
Asthma and Bronchitis - Tawa Tawa
Tea works well for asthma and bronchitis as a bronchodilator… thus making it
easier to breathe.
Skin Problems - The fresh
sap of the plant can be applied externally for treating wounds, boils, warts,
fungi, and rashes… it will turn dark blue when applied. Plus a dried powder of
the leaves can also be used for open wounds.
Oral Ulcers - Tawa Tawa
Tea used as a gargle heals oral ulcers… because it kills bacteria.
Use - Tawa Tawa Tea
should only be used for short periods of time. Sometimes only 24 hours, at
other times 5 or 6 days, it’s very powerful and must be used with care.
Forms - Tawa Tawa
can be found as teas, capsules, and powders.
Credit to: Dr. Paul Haider
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