RAMBUTAN LEAVES
HEALTH BENEFITS
Fever
Helps digestive system
Kidney stone
Scabies
Diabetes
Lower cholesterol level
Good for the skin
Help maintaining good health of your scalp
Strengthening hair roots
Preventing or helping with hair loss
Solving problem and delay the production of white hair
A good natural pain killer
Helping with digestion problem.
PROPERTIES
Anti-oxidant
anti-microbial
HOW TO MAKE RAMBUTAN LEAVES PASTE FOR HAIR CARE:
Mash some rambutan leaves with your traditional mortar and pestle or if you don’t have one you can use any kind of tools like grinder make it into a pulp.
Add a little water (make sure it is not too much, just enough to moisten the mixture)
Filter it to get the extract.
You can now apply it to your scalp and hair. Use it regularly until the desired result is achieved.
HOW TOMAKE RAMBUTAN LEAVES TO TREAT YOUR FEVER:
Pick some rambutan leaves and left them to dry.
Take 15 grams of the dried leaves
Add three glasses of water to the dried leaves.
Boil the mixture.
Let it cool and strain it with filter.
Consume the brew three times a day to relieve the fever.
Health benefits of rambutan may be already familar, but how about benefits of rambutan leaves ? Being nominated as one of the world most “Exotic Fruit” Rambutan has proven to be more than what it was tagged with. Scientifically named as “Nephelium Lappaceumis” Rambutan come in a bundle in one stem. Physically, it looks a lot like its sibling lychee. Not to be mistaken though, rambutan has a striking physical difference, which is its hair. Yes, I prefer to call it hair instead of spikes since, these spikes are harmless and will not hurt your finger if you touch it. Lychee on the other hand did not have this hairy feature on its skin. Rambutan naturally grown in Southeast Asia and is popular among the locals as favorite ingredients or topping for a lot of types of dessert. Although the fruits gain the most recognition for being the popular sweets, it has not escaped from folks observation that the leaves are commonly used as a medicinal herbs and ointments.
Rambutan leaves are of an oval shape and ranged from dark green to yellowish green in color. The leaves come in a bundle of leaflets. The size of the leaflet varied from 5 to 15 centimeters in length and 3 to 10 centimeters in width.
The first and foremost thing that will come up to your mind, especially if you are familiar with the benefits of rambutan leaves is its properties in helping hair problem situation. But it surprisingly offers much more benefits than just that.
Read the procedures above on how to use rambutan leaves as a herbal medicine to cure your health conditions.
HEALTH BENEFITS
Fever
Helps digestive system
Kidney stone
Scabies
Diabetes
Lower cholesterol level
Good for the skin
Help maintaining good health of your scalp
Strengthening hair roots
Preventing or helping with hair loss
Solving problem and delay the production of white hair
A good natural pain killer
Helping with digestion problem.
PROPERTIES
Anti-oxidant
anti-microbial
HOW TO MAKE RAMBUTAN LEAVES PASTE FOR HAIR CARE:
Mash some rambutan leaves with your traditional mortar and pestle or if you don’t have one you can use any kind of tools like grinder make it into a pulp.
Add a little water (make sure it is not too much, just enough to moisten the mixture)
Filter it to get the extract.
You can now apply it to your scalp and hair. Use it regularly until the desired result is achieved.
HOW TOMAKE RAMBUTAN LEAVES TO TREAT YOUR FEVER:
Pick some rambutan leaves and left them to dry.
Take 15 grams of the dried leaves
Add three glasses of water to the dried leaves.
Boil the mixture.
Let it cool and strain it with filter.
Consume the brew three times a day to relieve the fever.
Health benefits of rambutan may be already familar, but how about benefits of rambutan leaves ? Being nominated as one of the world most “Exotic Fruit” Rambutan has proven to be more than what it was tagged with. Scientifically named as “Nephelium Lappaceumis” Rambutan come in a bundle in one stem. Physically, it looks a lot like its sibling lychee. Not to be mistaken though, rambutan has a striking physical difference, which is its hair. Yes, I prefer to call it hair instead of spikes since, these spikes are harmless and will not hurt your finger if you touch it. Lychee on the other hand did not have this hairy feature on its skin. Rambutan naturally grown in Southeast Asia and is popular among the locals as favorite ingredients or topping for a lot of types of dessert. Although the fruits gain the most recognition for being the popular sweets, it has not escaped from folks observation that the leaves are commonly used as a medicinal herbs and ointments.
Rambutan leaves are of an oval shape and ranged from dark green to yellowish green in color. The leaves come in a bundle of leaflets. The size of the leaflet varied from 5 to 15 centimeters in length and 3 to 10 centimeters in width.
The first and foremost thing that will come up to your mind, especially if you are familiar with the benefits of rambutan leaves is its properties in helping hair problem situation. But it surprisingly offers much more benefits than just that.
Read the procedures above on how to use rambutan leaves as a herbal medicine to cure your health conditions.
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