Adusa (Adhatoda vasica, famiglia Achantaceae)

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Adusa (Adhatoda vasica, family Achantaceae)

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Used as antispasmodic, fungicidal, bronchodilator.
Parts used: leaves, fruits, stem.

Jethimadhu (Glycyrrhiza glabra, famiglia Leguminosae)

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Jethimadhu (Glycyrrhiza glabra, family Leguminosae)

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Used as refrigerant, emetic, tonic, expectorant and to treat gastric ulcers.
Parts used: stems, roots.

Kaphal (Myrica esculenta, famiglia Myricaceae)

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Kaphal (Myrica esculenta, family Myricaceae)

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The bark is utilized as astringent, carminative, antiseptic. The fruits as sedative, to relieve the stomach pains, to stimulate the nervous system, to reduce edema and as expectorant.
Parts used: fruits, bark

Nisoth (Operculina turpethun, famiglia Convolvulaceae)

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Nisoth (Operculina turpethun, family Convolvulaceae)

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Used as a purgative, carminative, liver stimulant.
Parts used: roots.

Fiore di loto (Nelumbo, famiglia Nelumbonaceae)

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Lotus flower (Nelumbo, family Nelumbonaceae)

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Used as antidiarrheic, febrile, emollient, anticatarral.

Yoruba ade

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Yoruba ade

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ETNOM33

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Tipo di misura: altezza
Valore: 63

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Nigeria

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Fibers, cotton, glass beads, oogun Ashe

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Corona-copricapo cerimoniale Riservato a sovrani e sacerdoti di particolari divinità, veniva indossato in occasioni cerimoniali. Cerimoniale

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Ceremonial crown-headdress with veil of beads, reserved for sovereigns and priests of particular deities, symbol of royalty, link with ancestors and spiritual power. In the upper part of the crown is hidden a powerful "medicine" (oogun Ashe) prepared by the herbalist priest for the protection of health and destiny of the sovereign.

Mothe (Cyperus rotundus, famiglia Cyperaceae)

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Mothe (Cyperus rotundus, family Cyperaceae)

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Used as astringent, anti-inflammatory, nervous system tonic, to treat digestive disorders and dysmenorrhea.
Parts used: tubers.

Ghodtapre / Mandukaparni (Centella asiatica, famiglia Mackinlayaceae)

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Ghodtapre / Mandukaparni (Centella asiatica, family Mackinlayaceae)

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Used as antiviral, anxiolytic, anti-inflammatory, blood purifier, diuretic, stimulant for circulation.
Parts used: whole plant.

In sam (Panax / Ginseng, famiglia Araliaceae)

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In sam (Panax / Ginseng, family Araliaceae)

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Used as a stimulator of the nervous system, blood circulation, to enhance physical and mental performance and strengthen the immune system.

Jiu

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Jiu

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Pressed artemisia powder (arthemisia vulgaris) used for stimulation by overheating of sensitive points in the practice of moxibustion.

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