Chard
Chard is a well-known edible plant in the world that is also used for its properties in natural medicine. It is a plant with a high content of mineral salts, especially iron.
The leaves are the only part of the chard with medicinal properties. Chard contains 91% water, very few calories, carbohydrates, and fiber. It is ideal for those who want to follow a diet
Vitamins:
Chard contains, Vitamins.
A lot and C in less quantity.
Minerals: Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, Iron, Iodine.
Others:
Folates, beta-carotenes, oxalatic acid.
Applications.
Folates, beta-carotenes, oxalatic acid.
Applications.
Wounds and inflammations.
Apply the fresh chard leaves on the affected part, soothe the pain and soon heal the sores, inflamed ulcers and burns; also, as a poultice heals abscesses and swelling.
Apply the fresh chard leaves on the affected part, soothe the pain and soon heal the sores, inflamed ulcers and burns; also, as a poultice heals abscesses and swelling.
Stomach irritation: Fresh leaves after boiled and consumed as vegetables, are diuretic and cure stomach inflammations.
Head Wash
Put 1 liter of water to boil and add 40 to 50 gr. of leaves and roots. Washing your head with this preparation can eliminate dandruff and nits or eggs from lice.
Put 1 liter of water to boil and add 40 to 50 gr. of leaves and roots. Washing your head with this preparation can eliminate dandruff and nits or eggs from lice.
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